World's Oldest Person, Maria Branyas, Dies at 117; Study Reveals Secrets of Her Longevity
The world's oldest living person, Maria Branyas Morera, passed away at the age of 117. A recent study led by Dr. Manel Esteller in Cell Reports Medicine revealed insights into her remarkable longevity and health.
Maria Branyas Morera lived an extraordinary life, free from many age-related diseases. Esteller's study found that a combination of factors contributed to her exceptional lifespan. Firstly, she had a strong genetic predisposition. Secondly, she maintained a healthy lifestyle, including a balanced diet and regular physical activity. Lastly, her strong social connections played a significant role. The global longevity market, currently valued at $21.3 billion, is projected to nearly triple in the next decade, reflecting the growing interest in understanding and extending healthy lifespans.
Esteller, who led the study, highlighted that both good genetics and a healthy lifestyle were crucial for Maria's longevity. Her case offers valuable insights into the complex interplay between nature and nurture in determining human lifespan.
Maria Branyas Morera's remarkable life has provided valuable insights into the factors contributing to a long, healthy lifespan. The global interest in longevity, reflected in the market's projected growth, underscores the importance of understanding and promoting healthy aging. Esteller's study emphasizes the significance of both genetic predisposition and a healthy lifestyle in achieving exceptional longevity.
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