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by jeanine barone print the diets and lifestyles of the long-lived people in blue zones have many things in common, but the specifics depend on the location. okinawa though we think of japan as a country with high seafood consumption, on okinawa only percent of the diet consists of fish. the traditional
at age , with commemorative family photos taken. sardinia the traditional sardinian diet is low in calories and consists largely of whole grains, beans, and potatoes that are grown locally, along with nuts, herbs, small amounts of fruit, little meat, some sheep or goat cheese, limited wine, and no fish...
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