“In the Blue Zones, some of the world’s oldest people don’t hit the gym or follow fitness fads-they plant These centenarians grow their own food, which means their diets are naturally packed with fresh, homegrown nutrients. But it’s not just about the food; the act of tending to a garden keeps them moving, mentally engaged, and rooted in a purpose that ties them to the earth and their community, a formula that quietly fuels their long, healthy lives.” #longevity #gardening #health #bluezones #ce

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