What Do People Living over 100 Years Make Different?

Dan Buettner, with his studies of the so-called "Blue Zones", has gained worldwide recognition. In these regions – for example in Okinawa (Japan), in Sardinia (Italy) or on the Greek island of Ikaria – there are an extraordinary number of people who are 90 or even 100 years old, without major medical interventions or radical diets. What these [...]

CaringKind Launches Blue Zones Challenge in the Bronx to Promote Healthier Lifestyles and Create Positive Impact in Combating Alzheimer’s and Dementia-Related Disease

CaringKind, a leading expert on Alzheimer’s and dementia caregiving, recently announced the launch of the Blue Zones Challenge in the Bronx, a groundbreaking initiative aimed at helping people adopt healthier lifestyles to help reduce the risk of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. The Blue Zones Challenge is evidence-based and built on research from Blue Zones, the company known for identifying and researching the “blue zones”, or the regions of …

Buettner coined the term “blue zones” to describe those places where people exceed 90 and 100 years of age with surprising vitality. Among them are Okinawa (Japan), Sardinia (Italy), Icaria (Greece) and Nicoya (Costa Rica). What is the invisible thread that connects them? (Keep reading...) La entrada What do people living more than 100 years do different? se publicado primero en Remolacha - Noticias Dominicana.