Women born in the United States, who was the oldest living person in the world before He died in Spain last August At the age of 117 times Attributed Its longevity is “luck and good genetics.” It is clear that Maria Praneas Moreira was right.
A study conducted by Microbium Praneas and DNA that scientists began before her death stated that the genes she inherited allowed their cells to feel and act as if they were younger than 17 years of age. And Branyas Microbes – Which refers primarily to bacteria in the popular courage that has a role in preserving it in good health – reflects the role of the infant, according to the research led by a professor of genetics at Barcelona University, Manil Eterler, the leading aging expert.
The Daily Ara newspaper, which covers the Catalan region in which she was staying a lot of her life, was first reported about the results of the study to what was described as the “distinguished genome” in Branyas earlier in March. Esteller found that Branyas kept her clarification until the end of her life.
The diseases that she dealt with during her extended golden years were largely limited to joint pain and hearing loss.
Ara mentioned that Esteller’s work on Branyas amounts to the most complete research so far in the so-called super meaning-a 110-year-old person or older-in addition to some possible interpretations of the longevity that represents some lives in particular.
The researchers noticed how Branyas has taken a number of healthy lifestyle options that also helped it take advantage of its unique genetic composition. Adhere to Following a Mediterranean diet This included three yogurt daily.
The researchers concluded that drinking alcohol and smoking, enjoyed walking, and constantly surrounded itself with the family and loved ones, which all apparently helped her get rid of physical and mental declines that could have shortened her life.
Esteller and his colleagues said they hope that the study in Branyas will provide useful information for those who seek to develop medicines and treatments for age -related diseases.
They said that Branyas embodies how aging and disease-at least in some cases-should not necessarily walk side by side. And the results of the genetic study conducted on “the challenge of the perception that [the two] They also said, according to EFE news service in Spain.
Branyas was born in San Francisco on March 4, 1907, after her parents moved from Spain and Mexico to the United States. She also spent time in Texas and New Orleans before her family returned to Spain in 1915 – amid the First World War – and settled in Catalonia.
Some of the major global events in which the World War, the Second World War, lived in the 1918 and Covid-19.
International news headlines were topped by contracting Covid in 2020, when Spain was one of the countries that have been virus and protective vaccines were not yet available. But her major attack was without symptoms, and she recovered relatively easily.
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Branyas gained appreciation from Guinness World Encyclopedia As the oldest person in Globe in January 2023, after the death of the French nun, Lucly Randon, 118. The Guinness organization asked her to think of longevity, and Branas Branias retreated.
“I think the longevity is also lucky,” added Branyas, who later expressed itself in life with a text device to a text. “Luck and good genetics.”
Or a widow, Jeddah and Jeddah is great He died On August 19 at the Elderly Care House in the town of Oulot in northeastern Spain, where she lived for several decades.
As of Wednesday, the oldest person in the world in Brazil, ANA, Kanabaro Lucas, was 116, according to what he said longeviquest Web site, salad on Supercenterians.
