As reported in The Best Years in Life

Optimists Enjoy Better Health and Live Longer

Tuesday, June 10, 2008 by: Sheryl Walters (see all articles by this author)

(NaturalNews) Do you see the glass half full or half empty? We now have proof that positive thinking will add years to our lives. A study published in the Mayo Clinic Proceedings has revealed the difference between optimists and pessimists is around 12 years of life! The Mayo team began by examining personality tests performed in the 1960s. Then they followed these individuals for around 30 years to find out how their lives played out to scientifically measure the relationship between attitude and longevity.

The conclusion: optimists are far more likely to live longer than pessimists.

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