You know how presidents go into office looking healthy and then four years later they look like something the cat dragged in? Well, it's not your imagination. Realage.com founder Dr. Michael Roizan says that because of the round the clock stress levels, U.S. presidents age at least two years for every one year they are in office. He also said many of them developed high blood pressure while they were in office.
We think the aging process happens even faster. Take a look about one month after a new president has been in office. He always looks much older. It's probably because the NSA briefs him about some horrifying national secret, like what's really going on at Area 51 or how we're all Cylons. You know, something like that.
