Money can't buy you love, but it definitely can help you live a longer life.
Wealth may not buy you love. What it can deliver though, is a long life.
According to a new study, by longevity experts Club Vita, there is a very strong link between high affluence and living longer.
Offspring of Centenarians Have Long Lifespans too
Centenarian offspring - kids of parents who lived to be at least 97 years old - live longer, have lower risk of heart disease, stroke, diabetes as compared to a similarly-aged cohort,
Centenarian offspring - kids of parents who lived to be at least 97 years old - live longer, have lower risk of heart disease, stroke, diabetes as compared to a similarly-aged cohort,
The research said that there are clear parallels between areas of high income and the chance to enjoy a long retirement.
The study showed that people living in Kensington and Chelsea live the longest in the UK to 86.6 - 6 years above the national average, while the average weekly household income is second highest in the country.
Calcium-Rich Dairy Consumption in Childhood may Prolong Life
Shunned by many as a source of artery-clogging cholesterol, calcium-rich dairy products consumed in childhood may in some cases add years to one's life, reported a study released Tuesday.
Shunned by many as a source of artery-clogging cholesterol, calcium-rich dairy products consumed in childhood may in some cases add years to one's life, reported a study released Tuesday.
Nick Flint, Chief Executive of Club Vita said: "The link between high wealth and increased life expectancy has been suspected but our analysis highlights the true extent of the longevity gap between the haves and have-nots in society."
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How Oxidative Stress may Help Prolong Life
Study explains the underlying mechanism of the process that prevents cellular damage by reactive oxygen species (ROS).
Study explains the underlying mechanism of the process that prevents cellular damage by reactive oxygen species (ROS).
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Secret To A Long Life - Cottage Cheese and Humor Says World's Oldest Person!
A Kazakhstan lady, who mothered ten children, will be celebrating her 130th birthday this week, making her the world's oldest person by 16 years.
A Kazakhstan lady, who mothered ten children, will be celebrating her 130th birthday this week, making her the world's oldest person by 16 years.
