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How old are you before it can be said you died of old age?

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So, ForumKorner, how old are you before it can be said you died of old age?

As you may know (or some may not), since 1951 you cannot legally die of old age, but what age do you think you can safely say someone died of "old age"?

I believe once they hit the senior mark (age 65 I believe) then you can safely say that..
 

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I'd say anywhere from 80+. That's when things start to go wrong, healthwise.
 

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I think dying of old age is 75+.
 

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Well you don't start aging until you turn 26, so I'd say from 27 on.
 

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Simple said:
So you're saying from 27 on, you're "old"?

No but your body has begun the aging process by 27. Last I checked, you can't die of old age if your body has yet to begin aging.
 

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When you die of a natural cause due to body failure, aka when one of your organs shuts down due to age, and not smoking/drinking for example.
 

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I agree I rarely see someone that's like 85 and 'functioning'. I meet a lot of 70y/o that are still what I consider "young"
 

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Cannabis said:
No but your body has begun the aging process by 27. Last I checked, you can't die of old age if your body has yet to begin aging.

You realize that your body is always 'aging' right. I believe you meant to say digressing as opposed to growing.

2 very different things.
 

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There is no such thing as dying of old age. Most of the time they have a heart attack and die in their sleep (dying of old age) and that doesn't happen until 65+
 

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I would say you'd have to be in the 70's, I consider that pretty old.