World's oldest man dies at age 114
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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
