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The secret of living LONGER

The Blue Zones are five global destinations that have been identified by writer Dan Buettner as having an unusual number of people living much longer than average – often past the age of 100. And these residents enjoy supercharged wellbeing well into older age too.

It turns out that what they eat is key – and it’s based on a Mediterranean diet. ‘The diet is largely plant-based,’ explains GP Dr Sarah Brewer. ‘It combines relatively large amounts of vegetables, fruit, olive oil, fish, garlic, wholegrains, beans, nuts, seeds, bread

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