World's oldest man dies at age 114
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Yes and that meant that somebody else was then the 'Worlds oldest man.' :doh: As far as I know, still being alive is one of the main criterea for acheiving the status.
PompeyBoy3 wrote:
still being alive is one of the main criterea
:-D :thumbsup:
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As I know the oldest man was in Russia, couple years ago, may be 3. He was 120 years old and still alive. He lived in village. But yes, it was Russia, not USA :laugh:
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Technically speaking, if you called him the world's oldest living man he would effectively be immortal and never die. Just sometimes be really hard to locate.
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How can we say the man was OLDEST in world...:confused: we can say World's KNOWN oldest man dies at age 114. *: Unknown things are always Surprising :thumbsup:
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Ravi Bhavnani wrote:
a strict regime of two meals a day
Actually there's a lot of recent scientific evidence to support this. The human body has evolved to require a state of an empty stomach which triggers all sorts of cleanup and restoration routines in the body. The common "wisdom" of eating like a herbivore and grazing all day is completely backwards. If the body never has a completely empty stomach and fast state it never performs the full clean up and maintenance required for good health. Some are advising one meal a day, two at most and the science backs it up.
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Ravi Bhavnani wrote:
a strict regime of two meals a day
Actually there's a lot of recent scientific evidence to support this. The human body has evolved to require a state of an empty stomach which triggers all sorts of cleanup and restoration routines in the body. The common "wisdom" of eating like a herbivore and grazing all day is completely backwards. If the body never has a completely empty stomach and fast state it never performs the full clean up and maintenance required for good health. Some are advising one meal a day, two at most and the science backs it up.
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John C wrote:
Actually there's a lot of recent scientific evidence to support this.
Yes, absolutely. /ravi
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Ravi Bhavnani wrote:
a strict regime of two meals a day
Actually there's a lot of recent scientific evidence to support this. The human body has evolved to require a state of an empty stomach which triggers all sorts of cleanup and restoration routines in the body. The common "wisdom" of eating like a herbivore and grazing all day is completely backwards. If the body never has a completely empty stomach and fast state it never performs the full clean up and maintenance required for good health. Some are advising one meal a day, two at most and the science backs it up.
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Hi Ravi - I'd be interested in a specific citation for your comments - very interesting
Tom
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Hi Ravi - I'd be interested in a specific citation for your comments - very interesting
Tom
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Hi Ravi - I'd be interested in a specific citation for your comments - very interesting
Tom
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Thank you Ravi
Tom
