Andrew Huberman· PhD
Blue Zones are regions where people tend to live longer and healthier lives due to factors like strong social connections, high physical activity, etc.
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Blue Zones are regions where people tend to live longer and healthier lives due to factors like strong social connections, high physical activity, etc.
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And then uh they tend to have um uh they're fairly active meaning but their form of activity can vary and they have really good social networks.
even that the complexity of the what Buettner advocates in his blue zone is it's more than the diet there is the social construct and physical activity