Longevity Paradox: We Know What to Do But Not Doing It
You know that feeling when you're scrolling at 2 AM, reading about some 95-year-old marathon runner in Okinawa, and you think, "YES. That's going to be me"?
Then you wake up the next morning and eat leftover pizza for breakfast...
Welcome to the longevity paradox, my friend.
Most people say they want a long, healthy life, but their daily habits often tell a very different story. Surveys show that when good health is guaranteed, a large share of people would happily choose a much longer lifespan, yet only a minority actually act on long-term health advice in a consistent way. That gap between “I want to live longer” and “I actually do the things that help” is where psychology, modern life, and a bit of human chaos collide.
But... Actually, you do not do too much or change your life dramatically at once. We already wrote about 5-minute wellness activities that might literally enhance your longevity! And now...
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If you want to know what people really think about longevity, why we know what to do but noy doing it and what can help to increase your healthspan, read out blog here.
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