The fountain of youth

Marriage isn’t for everyone and being single is better than being in a bad marriage. But does research support that marriage is the the fountain of youth?

While Captain Jack Sparrow’s expedition is successful in locating the fountain, real-life pursuits for the mythic spring have only met with failure. Science, however, just might succeed where legend has failed.

Join us on a journey through time to uncover the truths and myths behind the Fountain of Youth. #MysteryOfYouth #AgeDefying #YouthfulLiving #FountainOfEternalYouth #MythOrReality

The Fountain of Youth, sometimes known as just the Fountain or the Aqua de Vida, was a legendary spring that reputedly restored the youth or granted immortality to anyone who drank from its waters. Rumored to be discovered by the Juan Ponce de León, the Fountain was located within on a mysterious island in the Caribbean. Ever since the rumors of the discovery of the Fountain of Youth by the Spanish explorer Ponce de León in 1523, it had been the ambition of many quests. On the Mao Kun Map…

Dean Tschetter: concept for Fountain of Youth

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Facts and myths about historic De Leon Springs in Volusia County.

This edited article about Ponce de Leon first appeared in Look and Learn issue number 561 published on 14 October 1972. Ponce di Leon goes in search of the fountain of youth by Tancredi Scarpelli The heat of the summer nights in the West Indies was unbearable and Ponce de Leon couldn’t sleep. The air […]

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