Here is further information on the goal and idea of living a long life with a functioning brain throughout.
Tony
Centenarians reach age 100 because they age more slowly. Genetics play a part in resisting damage that accumulatesover time, but there are things anyone can do to slow the aging process and improve health.
According to Israeli physician Nir Barzilai of the Institute for Aging Research at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York:
“There is no pattern. The usual recommendations for a healthy life — not smoking, not drinking, plenty of exercise, a well-balanced diet, keeping your weight down — they apply to us average people. But not to them. Centenarians are in a class of their own.” …
“Today’s changes in lifestyle do in fact contribute to whether someone dies at the age of 85 or before age 75.
But in order to reach the age of 100, you need a special genetic make-up. These people age differently. Slower. They end up dying of the same diseases…
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Wellness Secrets of a SuperAger 
Hey Tony, could you check the link please?
On Dec 7, 2017 4:41 AM, “One Regular Guy Writing about Food, Exercise and Living Past 100” wrote:
> Tony posted: “Here is further information on the goal and idea of living a > long life with a functioning brain throughout. Tony” >
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Garry – thanks for your comment, but there is no link in that sentence. It referred to the entire post that followed.
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