Traits of those over 90

A British study has shown that people who live beyond 90 years, especially those who reach 100, tend to have lower blood levels of glucose, creatinine, and uric acid compared to those who pass away at a younger age. The results indicate that these differences appear decades before reaching 100, suggesting that longevity depends on the interplay of genetics, lifestyle, and health factors over time. The study emphasizes that maintaining metabolic and kidney health and regularly monitoring vital indicators can enhance the chances of reaching an advanced age. It also reminds us that genetic factors, daily habits, and social conditions play a crucial role in healthy aging.

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