Live Long and Prosper!
If you've been watching the news then you may be aware of
the death of "The Oldest Man In The World!"
His name was Jiroemon Kimura, lived in Japan and passed
away a few days ago at the age of 116.
Some speculate that diet may have played a part, a diet
of vegetables, broth, tea and rice in small amounts.
Those who've write about longevity have praised the
small amounts of food Rxs to achieve longevity and there's
ample amounts of research to back it up, people like...
a) Goddard Dodge Diamond-
Live to 120 and attributed his longevity to olive oil. He ate it
and applied it to his body like lotion. At 90 he was still doing
gymnastic moves he did as a youngster.
b) Professor Li Chung Yun-
It's on record that the professor lived to over 200 yrs. of age,
and his secret- a vegetarian diet, similar to the other Asian
man who just died.
c) Luigi Cornaro-
He wrote the book- "Treatise on Corpulence". In the book he describes
how he was almost finished at age 40 due to overindulging
in sweets, breads and meats. He decided to cut way back and eat only
fish, some broth with an egg in it, veal, partridges, kid and mutton.
Some wine and again, olive oil. At 95, he said he needed less food and still
felt vigorous enough to mount and ride a horse.
d) A New Yorker-
An Italian man who continued to work into his 90's ate one meal
a day, a piece of cheese, a slice of bread and some wine.
d) Zora Agha-
And then there's the tragic story of Mr. Agha. He lived well into
his 100's, thanks to one meal a day, some cooked onions and 2 slices
of bread. A money hungry promoter brought him to the U.S. to talk
about living well past 100, and that's when the tragedy occurred.
The tragedy:
Tasting burgers and fries for the first time, Mr. Agha went overboard,
and ate the typical American diet for a yr. and after returning
home he passed away within a few months.
So, are you convinced? Are you ready to cut way back at the dinner table. If so, go slowly and make sure you choose foods that will energize and revitalize you.
And if you want more tips on how to make it to 100 and beyond, head to Amazon.com/ the kindle store and look for a book written by Dan Buettner (a frequent guest on Dr. Oz) "The Blue Zones!" or the book written by me and some others interested in alternative
health. The E-book-- The Asian, Greek, French and Italian Rxs For Super Longevity.
Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!
Japanese Culture: 4th Pa (4th (Google Affiliate Ad)
If you've been watching the news then you may be aware of
the death of "The Oldest Man In The World!"
His name was Jiroemon Kimura, lived in Japan and passed
away a few days ago at the age of 116.
Some speculate that diet may have played a part, a diet
of vegetables, broth, tea and rice in small amounts.
Those who've write about longevity have praised the
small amounts of food Rxs to achieve longevity and there's
ample amounts of research to back it up, people like...
a) Goddard Dodge Diamond-
Live to 120 and attributed his longevity to olive oil. He ate it
and applied it to his body like lotion. At 90 he was still doing
gymnastic moves he did as a youngster.
b) Professor Li Chung Yun-
It's on record that the professor lived to over 200 yrs. of age,
and his secret- a vegetarian diet, similar to the other Asian
man who just died.
c) Luigi Cornaro-
He wrote the book- "Treatise on Corpulence". In the book he describes
how he was almost finished at age 40 due to overindulging
in sweets, breads and meats. He decided to cut way back and eat only
fish, some broth with an egg in it, veal, partridges, kid and mutton.
Some wine and again, olive oil. At 95, he said he needed less food and still
felt vigorous enough to mount and ride a horse.
d) A New Yorker-
An Italian man who continued to work into his 90's ate one meal
a day, a piece of cheese, a slice of bread and some wine.
d) Zora Agha-
And then there's the tragic story of Mr. Agha. He lived well into
his 100's, thanks to one meal a day, some cooked onions and 2 slices
of bread. A money hungry promoter brought him to the U.S. to talk
about living well past 100, and that's when the tragedy occurred.
The tragedy:
Tasting burgers and fries for the first time, Mr. Agha went overboard,
and ate the typical American diet for a yr. and after returning
home he passed away within a few months.
So, are you convinced? Are you ready to cut way back at the dinner table. If so, go slowly and make sure you choose foods that will energize and revitalize you.
And if you want more tips on how to make it to 100 and beyond, head to Amazon.com/ the kindle store and look for a book written by Dan Buettner (a frequent guest on Dr. Oz) "The Blue Zones!" or the book written by me and some others interested in alternative
health. The E-book-- The Asian, Greek, French and Italian Rxs For Super Longevity.
Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!
Japanese Culture: 4th Pa (4th (Google Affiliate Ad)



