The world's oldest woman who died aged 116 and her successor had very different longevity secrets, from bananas to God
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Tomiko Itooka, who lived in Ashiya, Japan, attributed her long life to a diet including bananas and the fermented drink Calpis, which she drank daily.
Inah Canabarro Lucas now holds the title of the world's oldest person. She is among only three individuals alive who were born before 1910.
Factors influencing longevity are thought to include genetics, lifestyle, and a bit of luck, yet the exact reasons remain elusive and require more study.
Itooka was very active, hiking often, and even completed a pilgrimage in her 80s, showcasing how physical activity may contribute to longevity.
Read at Business Insider
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