116-years-old woman's secret to her longevity
Emma Morano, is now the oldest woman alive who was born in 1800s. Morano has grabbed the title from 116-year-old Susannah Mushatt Jones, died on Thursday in New York City after being hospitalized for the past 10 days.
Her unusual potent to long life is eating two raw eggs a day, but she was actually treating anemia. And the most unconventional comment about her longevity is that she credits her long life for being single after ending depressed marriage life at age 38. As for ending her the marriage life she don’t want to be dominated by anyone.
This really seems like strange longevity advice, whereas the formal title holder says that eating fried bacon is the key to her long life.
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