The Secrets to a Long Life
The Secrets to a Long Life In 1921, two bright kids named Patricia and John were pulled out of their San Francisco study halls by Lewis Terman, a Stanford University therapist who was keen on finding the wellsprings of scholarly administration. • Eighty years after the fact, both Patricia and John were as yet alive and healthy — at age 91. What was their mystery? As wellbeing researchers, we've gone through the beyond 20 years circling back to Terman's 1,500 subjects in general — whose lives were followed for a long time as they grew up and had children and grandchildren — to find the reason why some of them flourished well into advanced age while others didn't. • We took a gander at how long every member lived, yet additionally how they passed on. We concentrated on a scope of different variables — from schools to occupations to character type — to see which qualities anticipated life span. • And in the end we found that large numbers of the mantras you hear (Eat your...