The World’s Healthiest People Eat THESE 10 Foods DAILY For LONGEVITY!

Did you know there are communities around the world where people have lived for over 100 years with barely any illnesses? Shocking, right? Imagine waking up every day full of energy, free from aches and diseases, and enjoying a vibrant, healthy life well into your 90s or even beyond. Sounds like a dream, doesn’t it? But here’s the thing: it’s not just luck or genetics. It’s often the food they eat every single day.

In this video, I’ll share with you 10 incredible foods that the world’s healthiest people include in their daily diets. Some amazing foods help them stay sharp, energetic, and illness-free.

Of course, before making major changes to your diet, always consult a healthcare professional to ensure they’re right for you.

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⌛Timestamps:
⏱️ Intro - 0:00
⏱️ 1. Leafy Greens - 00:54
⏱️ 2. Fermented Foods - 02:36
⏱️ 3. Fatty Fish - 04:17
⏱️ 4. Nuts - 06:06
⏱️ 5. Legumes - 07:23
⏱️ 6. Berries - 09:00
⏱️ 7. Whole Grains - 10:38
⏱️ 8. Olive Oil - 12:19
⏱️ 9. Seaweed - 13:48
⏱️ 10. Green Tea - 15:34
⏱️ Daily Habits of the World’s Healthiest People Beyond Diet - 17:24
⏱️ 1. They Move Naturally Throughout the Day - 17:55
⏱️ 2. They Prioritize Social Connections - 18:21
⏱️ 3. They Take Time to De-Stress - 18:47
⏱️ 4. They Stick to a Strong Sense of Purpose - 19:12
⏱️ 5. They Get Plenty of Sleep - 19:34
⏱️ 6. They Spend Time Outdoors - 19:56
⏱️ 7. They Practice Gratitude and Mindfulness - 20:18

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✍️ Summary:
Leafy Greens
Leafy greens are a staple in the diets of the world’s healthiest people. They are high in vitamin K content. Vitamin K is essential for blood clotting, but what makes it truly special is its role in maintaining bone health. When you consume leafy greens, vitamin K activates certain proteins that help bind calcium to your bones, making them stronger and less prone to fractures. This is especially vital as we age because bone density naturally decreases over time, and leafy greens act as a natural shield against osteoporosis.

Fermented Foods
Traditional fermented foods like miso, natto, and pickled vegetables are an integral part of the diet and are closely tied to their exceptional longevity and vitality. Fermented foods offer a rich supply of live probiotics. These are living microorganisms that, once they enter your digestive system, work to improve the balance of gut bacteria. A healthy gut microbiome is crucial because it influences more than just digestion; it impacts your mood, immune response, and even your ability to fight inflammation.

Fatty Fish
Fatty fish is a cornerstone of the diets of some of the world’s healthiest populations, particularly in places like Sardinia, Italy, and Okinawa, Japan, both well-known Blue Zones. When you eat fatty fish, the omega-3s are absorbed into your bloodstream and used to reduce inflammation throughout your body. Inflammation, when left unchecked, may damage blood vessels and contribute to a host of chronic conditions, including heart disease. By lowering inflammation, omega-3s help keep your blood vessels flexible and your heart functioning efficiently. They also play a role in preventing the formation of dangerous blood clots, further protecting you from stroke or heart attack.

For more information, please watch the video until the very end.
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[WiseEldersAdvice]

Such an eye-opening list! It’s fascinating how these foods can contribute to a longer, healthier life. Small, consistent choices truly make a big difference. Thanks for sharing this wisdom!

[natyfunelas]

We do not spinach and other leaf greens in my country, so I used our local foor, looking for good subtitute for the food not found here. Thsnk you for very intet resting vidoe. 😊😊😊

[joycejean-baptiste]

Thanks for the informative video. An educated consumer is the best customer.

[mightyginza]

Thanks... you saved me 20 of would have been wasted minutes.
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[OfeliaDelarosa-cf]

Very interestibg video and I'll do it of what you had mention. Many thanks.

[venusmartin]

Thanks so much for your great discussion..I learned a lot💕

[MarshaEdwards-jvfq]

Can't get most of these Herbs you mention THANKS for sharing.

[felicitasesperas]

I practice eating daily leafy greens, fatty fish, and nuts then green tea but not daily,

[coryman]

Good Choices for breakfast are soft boiled or over easy eggs (no seed oils) oat meal porridge, spirulina, chlorella, maybe one teaspoon of unfiltered raw honey

[coryman]

I walk about 2 miles a day, 2 hours before breakfast a cup of black tea with a square of unsweetened black chocolate, after some 20 min, Light roast black instant coffee with MCT
Late breakfast after 14 hours of intermittent fasting, oat smoothie with water kefir, alternate or mix banana, spirulina, moringa, turmeric, kelp, , sandwich with 2 soft boiled eggs, dinner gluten free pasta, steamed veggies, nosalt, MCT, Or sardine in water sandwich, or navy beans with herbs like cilantro, ghee, and such, simple, fast, filing, easy to clean❤❤,