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A U.S. survey of 100 centenarians shows healthy lifestyles—exercise, diet, mental activity, and social ties—drive longevity and reduce disease risk.
A UnitedHealthcare survey of 100 centenarians finds most feel decades younger than their age and stay physically and mentally active, with nearly half doing strength training weekly, 67% eating healthily, and 42% walking or hiking regularly.
Many practice stress relief, use technology like video games and AI tools, and maintain strong social ties through regular visits or calls.
Experts say longevity results from a holistic lifestyle—combining exercise, healthy eating, mental engagement, stress management, and social connection—key factors in reducing dementia and chronic disease risk.
As the U.S. centenarian population is projected to exceed 400,000 by mid-century, the findings highlight that daily choices significantly influence healthy aging.
Una encuesta realizada en Estados Unidos a 100 centenarios muestra que los estilos de vida saludables -el ejercicio, la dieta, la actividad mental y los vínculos sociales- contribuyen a la longevidad y reducen el riesgo de enfermedades.