Notice how these guys live to an old, relatively healthy age? They get the BEST of medical care; not the kind of crap we get. Wonder of wonders!
Like flower from the sky:
"The green has a span of a 100th. "
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… the most interesting thing here was the “opt out” form from CNBC. Yet another Good Riddance.
Hmmmm … He was born 3 years before “The Crash”.
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After much thought and investigation, the real answer as to why these people live so long is likely peptides and stem cells. They had regular dental visits, probably no more than 90 days apart, but no fluoride and mostly herbal assistance if a problem was minor enough. Yes, light therapy and other methods too but nothing as powerful as the peps and stem cells.
DO YOUR RESEARCH should you decide to try this! I guarantee “They” have the most powerful peptides you can use. Many stimulate the production of stem cells. (Notice the brief blurb of the article that references LSD.)
Peptides and stem cells are our future of Medicine, but They have had it all along.
A few weeks ago, I unexpectedly reunited with my elementary school principal, who is now 98 years old. She came to my workplace with her church group to bring lunch for everyone. It had been 24 years since I had last seen her, but I recognized her instantly. When I told her who I was, she even remembered me and my mom’s name. I was amazed that at 98 years old she was so sharp, still driving a car and walking with ease. It does happen sometime naturally but it’s definitely rare.
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Did you ask her how she’s stayed so fit? If so, what did she say?
I work at a ritzy Sr. Living Community and around people her age and younger and to say it’s rare is more than merely a casual description. I don’t know where you live but here, at 98, it wouldn’t matter if you passed all the driver’s requirements, they wouldn’t issue a license renewal.
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I’m not sure what her secret is. She did say she isn’t planning to renew her license in the fall, which seems reasonable (we have no max driving age here)… She is truly one of a kind. The county even named a school after her, the Doris Henderson Newcomer School, when she retired; which my understanding is that having a school named in your honor while you’re still alive to see it is uncommon, but she’s amazing.
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I’d love to know her family history; longevity of her parents, etc.
Where does she live?
Me too! I live in North Carolina.
I just found an interview she gave about a year ago. I’m watching it now and I’m only a minute in, but this is her talking about her life story… .https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkJy7TZCYhU
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I hear basically 3 things:
- Keep moving (physically), (which is now to our modern day detriment). She didn’t mean at a gym.
- Gratefulness!
- They grew their own food! The nourishment that unadulterated food provided and still does is immeasurable in its benefits. Overeating was near impossible in those days.
As a side note, I am not quite 70 yrs. old, and my Dad was born before WW1, in 1912; the year Titanic sank, New Mexico became a State, etc. I’ve heard stories such as this lady tells. I’m hoping we can get back to that sense of sharing and gratefulness, but it’s going to be difficult; the odds are so stacked against us. It will take a miracle of God. IDK.
What do you think?