More and more the topic of aging is gaining the attention of baby boomers, approximately 70 million strong. In 2010, this enormous segment of the U.S. population will begin turning age 65. A card carrying member of the aging set is introducing agenotes.com - the aging process discussed.

Among other things, the categories covered will range from anti-aging to Employment, Grandparenting and retirement with new categories being added as dictated by subject matter and interest. Robert Knechtel, the author of the site, has stated that, while AgeNotes.Com will have some aspects of a personal blog, it’s primary purpose is to act as a platform for discussion of all things related to the aging process.

To begin with, you’ll find an article delving into whether Paris Hilton Can Learn From Baby Boomers? and another one, Age is no Obstacle to Entrepreneurial Pursuits. These articles are simply examples of the nature of information and discussion intended for this blog site.

Anyone interested in contributing articles should visit the site, AgeNotes.Com to make a proposal or suggestion.

Researchers at Harvard University and the National Institute on Aging discovered that resveratrol, an antioxidant found in red wine, may boost longevity. Cal Orey’s “The Healing Powers of Vinegar: A Complete Guide to Nature’s Most Remarkable Remedy: Revised and Updated” touts both premium red wine and balsamic vinegars–which researchers said contain disease-fighting polyphenols and perhaps heart-healthy resveratrol– the liquid to youth.