Japan has the highest number of people living past 100 — and it’s not luck. Researchers say the Japanese lifestyle, diet, mindset, and daily habits create a powerful “longevity formula” that helps many citizens reach 95, 100, and even 105 in good health. Meanwhile, Americans often face chronic disease decades earlier — leading to shorter lives and lower quality of aging. This eye-opening video breaks down the 6 hidden lifestyle differences that explain why Japanese elders stay active, independen

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