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Long, healthy life?

SHARED TASKS

common denominators of longevity

based on Dan Buettner's How to Live to be 100 talk

LONGEVITY

10% genes

(other out of control possibilities: accidents, natural disasters, wars)

90% lifestyle - control what you can

  • 1. Move naturally: physical activity SL
  • 2. right outlook: purpose in life TJ
  • 3. sanctuary of time: (downshift (time for relaxation, praying) BÁ
  • 4. Eat wisely: plant-based HZ
  • 5. a bit of alcohol: TB - VZ
  • 6. 80% rule: (don’t overeat): KB
  • 7. Connect: loved ones first (family – parents), FJ
  • 8. Belonging (faith-based community: praying 4x a month) (HB???)
  • 9. Right Tribe: friends HVM

Extra ideas

  • 10. structured life SzCs
  • 11. medicine – medical science: BE - VSz
  • 12. longevity not important: KM

Expectations:

  • add a subtopic
  • key question: why and how does "my topic" support longevity?
  • timeframe: 2-5 minutes
  • 1-3 relevant pictures -statistics - try to look for relevant scientific (including psychological) background

Structure

  • daily routine
  • divide your time
  • each activity - own period
  • systematic, regular day --> reliable, support, base
  • pay attention to quality and quantity
  • focused, conscious
  • less negative stress, more positive
  • more balanced life with necessary limits

Structure

Friends & Family

Friends & Family

  • Part of our enviroment
  • Part of our everyday life
  • Biggest effect in our lifes
  • In personality/longevity/thinking/culture/e.c.
  • take up 90% of what the outcome will be

Experiments

Experiments

  • slowing down aging
  • daf-2: studies on roundworms
  • changing one gene
  • double the worm's lifespan
  • part of the cell=a hormone receptor
  • make a mutation in the cell
  • receptor does not work as well=the animal lives longer
  • normal function=speeds up aging
  • hormones control aging
  • similar to the insulin receptor=also affect aging
  • studies in flies, mice
  • age-related diseases

Foxo

food, no stress

stress, limited food supply

  • gene regulator protein
  • genes are switched on in the DNA encode proteins protect, repair
  • daf-2 switched on by FOXO
  • turns on a lot of genes as well antioxidant genes help other proteins to function well in some animals more active immune system ability to protect themselves
  • insulin, IGF-1 hormones bad times activates FOXO DNS improves cell protection, reparation ability longer life
  • example building superintendent
  • we all have FOXOgenes but different change it a bit long life
  • developing drugs activate FOXO

Foxo

Longevity is not important

Life is boring

There are idiots

Do things otherwise wouldn't

2 hours every week for 100 years>one year

Santcuary of time

-Daily relaxation

-Stress-->Inflammatory respon...

-Daily relaxation

-Stress-->Inflammatory response

-Alzheimer's

-15-30 minutes

The 80% rule

The 80% rule

  • Saves room for water and digestion
  • Overeating ---> Stomach expands
  • Eat lots of green ---> Helps digestion
  • Eat early, sleep early

Purpose in life

  • something to live for (ikigai)
  • certain purpose living longer (survey, 6000 people, 2014)
  • eudaimonic happiness-personal fulfilment-reduces stress response
  • (hedonic happiness-pleasure, senses)
  • depression-problems with the immune system/suicide
  • feeling valuable and useful

Purpose in life

Stanislaw Kowalski, 104, becomes oldest man to run 100m in Europe

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