Reach the age of a century or 100 years, it was not as difficult as you think. A recent research shows, to reach the age of a century does not require effort so hard, even for people with heart disease or diabetes even though
"It is generally assumed that living to 100 years of age can only be done by people who do not suffer from chronic diseases," said Dr.. William Hall of the University of Rochester as quoted by AP on Tuesday (12 / 2).
But Hall has a theory that can explain how people can survive until the age of a century. In an editorial published Archives of Internal Medicine, where research is published, he declared this phenomenon may occur due to the role of doctors address the health problems of the elderly aggressively, rather than applying a "ageist" which assumes that they are useless.
Evidence that shows how people can reach the age of a century despite suffering from chronic diseases revealed by research experts from Boston University. They do the phone interview and held a health examination of more than 500 women and 200 men who reach age 100.
Researchers found that about two-thirds of them protected from diseases related to aging. The rest, the elderly are suffering from aging-related disease before reaching 85 years, including high blood pressure, heart dementia or diabetes. But their body functions are still normal, almost as good as their counterparts who were free from diseases of aging.
Overall, these older men have a body function better than women. Nearly three-quarters of these elderly men are still able to perform routine activities such as bathing and dressing themselves. While among elderly women, only a third are still able to do so.
Researchers think that this may be due to the men in exceptional circumstances when it reaches the age of 100 years. "On the other hand, women may be better physically and socially, able to survive with the condition of chronic disease and disability," wrote lead researcher, Dr. Dellara Terry.
Rosa McGee is one of the healthy women in the research that is able to organize themselves to avoid chronic disease. By the age of 104, a former chef and seamstress is also holding a unique principle. "My lifestyle is pretty. I'm not taking the drugs, not smoking and drinking. I never do things like that," said McGee.
McGee, who lived alone in Chicago, still often walk around the apartment with the help of her daughter. He also received the full attention of medical personnel, where doctors and nurses often visit her regularly. Factor gene is also clearly contribute, since moyaknya grandmother also lived an average age of 100-107.
Meanwhile a second major research that examines the men in her 70s found that those who avoided smoking, obesity, sedentary lifestyle, diabetes, high blood pressure can improve the opportunity to reach into their 90s.
In fact, they have a 54 percent chance to live up to that age. Their chances to stay alive diminishing with each of these risk factors. While that has all the facto risk has only 4 percent chance of living until age 90, according to researchers from Harvard University.
They are trying to avoid lifestyle-related diseases also increased their chances to have the physical and mental functioning are good for the next two decades hose.
This research was conducted by following the healthy development of 2.357 men for about 25 years until their death, starting in since the age of 70. About 40 percent survived to at least 90 years. Among these men, 24 percent had none of the five risk factors.
"It's not just luck, not just genetics. The style life that seems to make a big difference. Take your shoes, get out and do sports. These are some things you can do to improve the chances for longevity," said lead researcher Dr. Laurel Yates of Brigham and Women's Hospital at Harvard ..
Yates told not too late to adopt healthy lifestyles, although these findings do not suggest to wait until the age of 70 years to quit smoking, lose weight badandan exercise to improve the chances of longevity.
Hall noted that in the U.S. alone there are more than 55,000 people aged over 100 years, and Americans aged 85 or more is a group of adults is the fastest growing in the country. It said the new research emphasizes the importance for physicians to become proficient or expert in treating the oldest of the elderly person is.
"It is generally assumed that living to 100 years of age can only be done by people who do not suffer from chronic diseases," said Dr.. William Hall of the University of Rochester as quoted by AP on Tuesday (12 / 2).
But Hall has a theory that can explain how people can survive until the age of a century. In an editorial published Archives of Internal Medicine, where research is published, he declared this phenomenon may occur due to the role of doctors address the health problems of the elderly aggressively, rather than applying a "ageist" which assumes that they are useless.
Evidence that shows how people can reach the age of a century despite suffering from chronic diseases revealed by research experts from Boston University. They do the phone interview and held a health examination of more than 500 women and 200 men who reach age 100.
Researchers found that about two-thirds of them protected from diseases related to aging. The rest, the elderly are suffering from aging-related disease before reaching 85 years, including high blood pressure, heart dementia or diabetes. But their body functions are still normal, almost as good as their counterparts who were free from diseases of aging.
Overall, these older men have a body function better than women. Nearly three-quarters of these elderly men are still able to perform routine activities such as bathing and dressing themselves. While among elderly women, only a third are still able to do so.
Researchers think that this may be due to the men in exceptional circumstances when it reaches the age of 100 years. "On the other hand, women may be better physically and socially, able to survive with the condition of chronic disease and disability," wrote lead researcher, Dr. Dellara Terry.
Rosa McGee is one of the healthy women in the research that is able to organize themselves to avoid chronic disease. By the age of 104, a former chef and seamstress is also holding a unique principle. "My lifestyle is pretty. I'm not taking the drugs, not smoking and drinking. I never do things like that," said McGee.
McGee, who lived alone in Chicago, still often walk around the apartment with the help of her daughter. He also received the full attention of medical personnel, where doctors and nurses often visit her regularly. Factor gene is also clearly contribute, since moyaknya grandmother also lived an average age of 100-107.
Meanwhile a second major research that examines the men in her 70s found that those who avoided smoking, obesity, sedentary lifestyle, diabetes, high blood pressure can improve the opportunity to reach into their 90s.
In fact, they have a 54 percent chance to live up to that age. Their chances to stay alive diminishing with each of these risk factors. While that has all the facto risk has only 4 percent chance of living until age 90, according to researchers from Harvard University.
They are trying to avoid lifestyle-related diseases also increased their chances to have the physical and mental functioning are good for the next two decades hose.
This research was conducted by following the healthy development of 2.357 men for about 25 years until their death, starting in since the age of 70. About 40 percent survived to at least 90 years. Among these men, 24 percent had none of the five risk factors.
"It's not just luck, not just genetics. The style life that seems to make a big difference. Take your shoes, get out and do sports. These are some things you can do to improve the chances for longevity," said lead researcher Dr. Laurel Yates of Brigham and Women's Hospital at Harvard ..
Yates told not too late to adopt healthy lifestyles, although these findings do not suggest to wait until the age of 70 years to quit smoking, lose weight badandan exercise to improve the chances of longevity.
Hall noted that in the U.S. alone there are more than 55,000 people aged over 100 years, and Americans aged 85 or more is a group of adults is the fastest growing in the country. It said the new research emphasizes the importance for physicians to become proficient or expert in treating the oldest of the elderly person is.
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