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Mumbai nutritionist shares 4 simple lifestyle lessons from Japan for healthy livingA nutritionist's recent observations highlight Japan's unique approach to well-being, extending beyond technology. She noted the pervasive ...- 5 Japanese methods for longer living: simple habits to adopt in IndiaA concise guide to five longevity practices from Japan—ikigai (purpose), hara hachi bu (eat to 80% full), moai (social circles), nintai/kai...
- This country is home to nearly 1 lakh people over 100, and you too can adopt their secrets to live a longer, healthier lifeJapan is home to nearly 100,000 centenarians, with women making up 88 percent and the oldest living person being 114-year-old Shigeko Kagaw...
- Forget pills, follow centenarians: Okinawa’s heart hacks can add decades to your life, says top cardiologistDr. Dmitry Yaranov, a leading cardiologist known as @heart_transplant_doc, advocates for a lifestyle approach inspired by Okinawa’s centena...
- Is your breakfast the key to a long life? Here's what the world’s longest-living people eat to start their day rightForget protein bars and cereals—residents of Blue Zones thrive on breakfasts rich in beans, rice, and vegetables. Longevity researcher Dan ...
- 'Hara hachi bu': Japanese have been following this 80% rule for 300 years to live longer‘Hara hachi bu,’ the Okinawan habit of eating until 80% full, is rooted in centuries-old Japanese philosophy, the practice encourages mindf...
- Nikhil Kamath reveals Japan’s fitness secret: 6% obesity vs America’s 43%. Where does India stand?Nikhil Kamath presented data revealing a correlation between wealthier countries and higher obesity rates. However, Japan stands out with l...
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