The best place to stay in the US for longevity

• New reports are in the country’s long -term heat based on factors such as gender, family, volunteers, religious pilgrims, civic involvement, and social associations.
• Washington DC thanked the high levels of physical activity among its population as well as lower smoking and beverage rates.
• The San Francisco Bay and Bridgeport area, Connecticut, are also in the top three.

Humans have hunted down the springs of youth. According to a new study, it not only has all the right supplements and technologies; It’s also about finding the right place to live.

In February, The best placeResearch firms specializing in the quality of life and living, issuing reports, conducted in collaboration with MedtronicGlobal manufacturers of medical device and healthcare technology. This study examines “scientific factors that drive longevity and identify conditions that make the city most likely home for the first to reach 150.”

To find out where this longevity destination is, they developed a model of health and well -being that influence the life expectancy of existing research that focuses on aging, extreme longevity, genetics, communities, and well -being. The report states that variables such as gender, strong social capital, family, volunteers, religious pilgrims, civic involvement, and social associations all have a significant impact on aging, such as health resources available to growing population, including hospitals, air quality, education, and poverty rates in every place.

Later, it ranked 100 of the largest US metropolitan areas based on the variables above, with the Washington area, DC came out above.

“The Washington’s metropolitan area, DC is first place for longevity, excelled in almost all major metrics,” the discovery said. DC ranks fourth for “social capital” and fourth in “health,” along with the level of “physical activity and lower smoking rate than average and excessive drinking prices.” However, Bostplaces stated that the area was lower for “plant -based foods,” which is one of the ways its people can try to live longer.

Coming in second place is San Francisco Bay Area, thanks to its excellence in “physical activity, low obesity and smoking rate, and access to food and high quality medical treatment.” However, it disappeared in the top spot after it was in a lower position in social capital, “possibly due to the fast work culture.”

Bridgeport, Connecticut; Boston; And Seattle completes the top five, indicating that the longevity zone is available from the coast to the beach.

Other major discoveries including the first person living up to 150 may be women. According to the report, it was because “data from the Gerontology Research Group database as SuperCentenarians showed that only 7 percent (142 out of 1,980) were men.”

It also states that genetics and the environment play a “important” role. “Longevity is strongly influenced by the family genetics, but environmental factors also play an important role. Support communities that promote healthy behavior -such as balanced nutrition, fixed training, and strong social relationships -contracts with extended life expectancy,” he added.

You can read the full report on medtronic.com.