Health and longevity are the common goals of mankind. According to the comprehensive report of dagong.com on July 20, several studies at home and abroad show that there are ten categories of people who are most likely to live a long life.
1. People with short stature: American scientists believe that there is an optimum height for human beings to survive, which is 165-168 cm for men and 159-162 cm for women.
2. Slightly fat people: when American scientists investigated the relationship between the weight and life span of 6 million people, they found that slightly fat people have stronger energy and disease resistance than thin people, so they live longer.
3. Baldness: men are energetic and have a long average life because of their strong secretion of androgens.
4. People with long ears: people with long ears live longer, which may be related to the strong kidney qi in the body as mentioned in traditional Chinese medicine.
5. People with thin waist: those who live over 70 years old account for 95% of the total number, and rarely suffer from cardiovascular diseases.
6. First born: Chinese data show that the first and second born have the longest life span. In the 90 year old group, 60.6% of the first and second born children, and 77.3% of the 100 year old group.
7. People with more plants in the living environment: gardeners who have the same material living conditions and are busy with green leaves and red flowers all the year round live an average of seven years longer than those who live in busy cities with few flowers and trees and dirty air.
8. Dreamers: Japanese researchers have found that hypnotic peptide, a substance that affects sleep, exists in the human brain. Dreamers tend to live longer because they have fewer hypnotic peptides
9. People with type B blood: people with type B blood are usually gentle and calm, calm and magnanimous, but they are competitive. Among the long-lived people, 83% have type B blood.
10. Those with slightly higher blood pressure: Finnish doctors found that the blood pressure of longevity people over 80 years old is about 160 / 90mm Hg, and the survival rate is much higher than that of people with only 120 / 70mm Hg.
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