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Advice from people 110 and older for ‘a long and happy life’

Longevity experts Héctor García and Francesc Miralles studied the longest-living people in the world to write “Ikigai: The Japanese Secret to a Long and Happy Life.”

While researching, they learned that there are around 300 to 450 people in the world who are aged 110 and older. These people are often referred to as supercentenarians.

“They aren’t superheroes, but we could see them as such for having spent far more time on this planet than the average life expectancy would predict,” wrote García and Miralles. “A healthy and purposeful life could help us join their ranks.”

García and Miralles went on to compile quotes from interviews they found with supercentenarians and devoted an entire chapter in their book to the wise advice.

Here’s what three of the supercentenarians in García and Miralles’ book suggest for living a long and happy life.

‘Everything’s fine.’

Jeanne Calment lived 122 years, and earned the title of the world’s oldest person on record. She was born in the south of France in 1875 and lived a pretty low-stress life as a wealthy woman.

Calment rode a bike up until she turned 100 and lived on her own until she was 110, according to García and Miralles. She had “absolutely nothing to do except to take care of [herself], to visit France and have social activities,” Jean-Marie Robine, an expert demographer who studies the links between health and longevity, who knew Calment, told CNBC Make It.

Calment’s sense of humor may have been one of her best longevity secrets, say García and Miralles. During an interview on her 120th birthday, she said, “I see badly, I hear badly, and I feel bad, but everything’s fine.”

Keep your mind and your body busy and ‘you’ll be here a long time.’

Walter Breuning was born

Port Colborne mom credits Port Colborne Hospital site for saving daughter’s life

Port Colborne resident Cheryl Campbell voted in an advanced referendum poll on Friday to stop the privitization of public health care. Right are volunteers Heather Kelley and Ron Walker.Port Colborne resident Cheryl Campbell voted in an advanced referendum poll on Friday to stop the privitization of public health care. Right are volunteers Heather Kelley and Ron Walker.

Cheryl Campbell doesn’t want to see the privatization of health care in Ontario, nor does she want Port Colborne’s urgent care centre to close.

Campbell explained her child, who is now a healthy 25-year-old, was diagnosed with epilepsy and likely wouldn’t have survived without quick access to health care.

“I have a daughter, and I don’t think I would have a daughter now if it wasn’t for the Port Colborne hospital,” she said.

Having access to nearby health care is important to Campbell. That’s why she stopped to vote in an advanced poll for a provincewide community referendum on Friday, May 19, at the Port Colborne Farmers’ Market.

The Ontario Health Coalition is responding to Bill 60 with the referendum to convince the provincial government not to privatize some health care services under what is known as the Your Health Act.

The bill will allow private clinics to provide services, including cataract surgeries, MRIs, CT scans, and hip and knee replacements. The bill has been passed in the legislature but is awaiting Royal assent.

The Niagara Health Coalition (NHC) hosted advanced polls at sites across Niagara leading up to the May 26 and 27 referendums.

“What we’re trying to do with the referendum is raise people’s awareness of what is going on and what the dangers are,” said NHC chair Sue Hotte. “They have an opportunity to say, yeah, you know, ‘I think private clinics are great’, or they can say no, ‘I value our public health care, and I want to hang on to that.’”

Niagara residents have a second question on their ballots, asking if they want current services maintained at Niagara Health, Hotel Dieu Shaver, and West Lincoln Memorial Hospital.

Niagara Centre MPP Jeff Burch said the public has the right to access public health care, but

Pro Life Alberta says Smith is making an enemy of pro-lifers

Pro Life Alberta says the Alberta government must stop funding abortions after Premier Danielle Smith announced that a re-elected UCP government would not change existing funding for medical services.

On Tuesday, Smith announced that her government would not de-list any medical services or prescriptions now covered by Alberta health insurance “without exception.”

Pro Life Alberta says Smith’s statement means about 12,000 babies will die from abortion in 2023, just as the year before, at taxpayers’ expense. 

“Enough is enough already. Abortion is not healthcare. And Albertans shouldn’t be footing the bill for an elective — and highly unregulated — ‘procedure’ that ends the life of a child in the womb,” the party says.

“The more who learn the ugly truth about abortion the more who will stand up and say ‘enough-is-enough!’” 

Smith’s healthcare spending promise counters weeks of NDP attacks saying the premier plans to privatize healthcare. One NDP advertisement claims the premier plans to start charging Albertans for visits to the family doctor — a claim the premier has refuted. 

Pro Life Alberta says the NDP will continue to attack Smith on healthcare spending. Meanwhile, her statements make an enemy of her friends in the pro-life movement, it says.

“Unless Danielle Smith comes out with some kind of policy that will advocate for Alberta’s preborn, Danielle Smith is forcing the hand of pro-life Albertans to oppose her leadership.”

“To sacrifice the preborn for political power is not worth the price.”

Pro Life Alberta is a registered political party that typically does not run candidates in provincial elections. Rather, it uses its status to draw attention to the pro-life movement. 

Canada currently has no laws restricting abortion at any stage of a woman’s pregnancy.

Earlier this year, the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) released statistics confirming 87,485 induced abortions

Why is looking for psychological overall health advice however a social taboo? | Life style Well being

New Delhi: The strategy of psychological well being has undergone a groundbreaking transformation around the past number of several years, specifically immediately after the COVID pandemic period. It is of prime worth in modern world. However, this wasn’t the case a couple several years back again and even now we have a extended way to go. The stigma all over this profession has been deep-rooted in the psyche of mankind.

For generations, people today have been ingrained with this irrational, powerful preconceived prejudice, stigmatising beliefs and imbibed the fear of getting negatively evaluated, judged and appeared down on by other users of culture. Henceforth, beginning a dialogue or trying to find aid or even serving to oneself is compromised, and keeping oblivious, stuck and making the situation worse results in being the most well-liked preference/precedence.

When men and women get started performing out on these values with this variety of biased mind-set, the consequence is a ‘societal blemish’ which is as contagious as the popular cold. The issue under no circumstances subsides it even now exists, in truth, it has aggravated only mainly because of prolonged ignorance.

It nonetheless is quite frequent that if an person has any well being-associated sickness, for example – a viral fever or any other bodily an infection, he/she will consult a health practitioner and get handled soon after a look at-up. However, when it arrives to psychological problems/illnesses of any kind, the first reaction is the absence of acknowledgement or recognition about the existing issue adopted by the deficiency of acceptance (even if there is acknowledgement) and last of all if by any probability these previously mentioned two disorders prevail – no techniques are taken even further for the advancement of the dilemma or for betterment. It appears to be unfair mainly because the

Heart Health and fitness Month: Information on How to Dwell a Coronary heart-Wholesome Life style

February is heart well being month and Bradford’s Original Bulk Foods and Overall health Nutritional supplement Retailer Nancy’s Nifty Nook has some worthwhile advice on how you can live a heart healthful lifestyle.

Did you know that heart disease is second leading cause of dying in Canada and that one in 12 grown ups aged 20 and above are living with a diagnosed coronary heart sickness? Even far more alarming is that each hour, about 14 Canadian grown ups (about 20 many years aged) identified with heart disorder die. The Govt of Canada has published these figures and other crucial info about heart illness in Canada.

Cardiovascular condition (CVD) is the phrase utilised to include all health conditions of the heart and circulation. Coronary heart disorders and blood circulation disorders have an effect on blood flow as a result of the physique, which consist of the heart and blood vessels to the brain, lungs, kidneys and other areas of the entire body.

What causes heart condition?

Disorders of the heart can be brought on by quite a few variables which include spouse and children background and life-style behaviours. Particular behaviours have been proven to raise the likelihood of coronary heart condition and incorporate but are not confined to:

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  • very poor diet program
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  • drug use
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  • deficiency of physical action and/or
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  • too much liquor use.
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As perfectly, substantial blood stress, obesity and diabetic issues are all risk aspects that can guide to coronary heart disease. It has been pointed out that these well being circumstances are turning out to be more commonplace in youthful grown ups.

Coronary heart illness in males and women of all ages

CVD is the principal cause of dying in guys, but quite a few persons are unaware

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