Posted on 07/15/2012 5:28:26 PM PDT by SeekAndFind
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National Geographic writer Dan Buettner seeks out "Blue Zones," a few pockets around the world where a higher number of people live for a remarkably long time.
The remote island of Ikaria in Greece is one hotspot of exceptional human longevity. Here, there are more healthy people over 90 than any other place on the planet.
Buettner and his team spent 15 months studying the centenarians of Ikaria. The trip was documented in a series of videos, in which the researchers identified eight major secrets to reaching a record-setting age.
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Faster horses
Younger women
Older whiskey
More money
Well, thats always been a reference for life...lol.
Truth be told, since this current regime has taken power, I have drank more 12 yr old whisky than ever before.
(good thing or bad thing - ?)
Careful...the big booze companies might start donating to Obama figuring that people will buy a lot more whiskey if he is re-elected.
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