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Genesis 1:29 - And God said, “Behold, I have given you every plant yielding seed that is on the face of all the earth, and every tree with seed in its fruit. You shall have them for food."
Full article: These Americans live seven to eleven years longer. What's their secret?
I only joined this forum today, in the hope of being directed towards a new church. Somebody suggested the Seventh Day Adventists and quite frankly I am amazed by some of the things I have read. My only concern is the eschatology seems a bit too precise to have come solely from the Bible.
As a forty year old man who has done his fair share of drinking, smoking and who is now beginning to suffer for it, I do not find the strict lifestyle disconcerting. On the contrary, it seems like a sign.
What 'Blue Zone' city Loma Linda, California can teach us about living longer
What's the secret behind Lomo Linda's healthy population? A "Garden of Eden" diet, no drinking, no caffeine — and no outside pressure to ‘cheat’.
April 3, 2019, 3:20 PM GMT+1
By Nicole Spector
When researcher, author and explorer Dan Buettner was first developing the concept of the Blue Zones (the five regions in the world where people live the longest), he realized he was missing one thing: a city in the U.S. that made the cut.
Determined to find an American region that met the Blue Zones criteria, Buettner and a team of demographers dug deep into data on Loma Linda, a city in San Bernardino County, California, with a population of roughly 24,000 people.
Touting the tagline “A city focused on health and prosperity,” Loma Linda is home to one of the largest concentrations of Seventh-day Adventists in the world.
It was this religious population that drew Buettner to further investigate the city as a Blue Zone contender.
“I found that Seventh-day Adventists lived between seven and 11 years longer than people in its Northern American counterparts,” Buettner tells NBC News BETTER. “The highest concentration of them is in or around Southern California, specifically Loma Linda. I [qualified] it as a Blue Zone namely because these were verifiably the longest lived Americans, given available data in 2005.”
Full article: These Americans live seven to eleven years longer. What's their secret?
I only joined this forum today, in the hope of being directed towards a new church. Somebody suggested the Seventh Day Adventists and quite frankly I am amazed by some of the things I have read. My only concern is the eschatology seems a bit too precise to have come solely from the Bible.
As a forty year old man who has done his fair share of drinking, smoking and who is now beginning to suffer for it, I do not find the strict lifestyle disconcerting. On the contrary, it seems like a sign.