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  • The UN estimates by 2050

    聯合國估計在2050年時

  • 3.2 million people will be 100 years or older,

    會有320萬的人壽命為100歲或更老,

  • compared to 316 000 in 2011.

    相較下2011年時只有316,000人

  • So, what can you do to become a part of this

    因此,你該怎麼做才能變成

  • elite centenarian club?

    百歲菁英俱樂部的一份子呢?

  • How can you, live to 100?

    你如何成功活到100歲呢?

  • There are some obvious steps like,

    這裡有一些顯而易見的方法,

  • stop getting take-out.

    像是停止外食

  • 65 year-olds who cooked 5 times a week

    每週在家煮飯五次的65歲長者

  • were 45% more likely to live an extra decade.

    有45%的較高機率多活十年

  • Being a vegetarian means you have a

    成為一個素食主義者意味著

  • 12% lowered risk of premature death.

    降低了12%過早死亡的風險

  • And, if you have to keep eating meat,

    如果你必須持續食用肉類,

  • lay off the cold-cuts.

    那就把冷切肉擱置一旁吧

  • Processed meats like sausage, bacon and cold-cuts

    經過加工處理的肉,例如:香腸、培根和冷切肉

  • are linked to a higher incidence of

    與死於癌症和心臟病的高發生率有關

  • dying from cancer and heart disease.

    與死於癌症和心臟病的高發生率有關

  • Less obviously, could you win an Oscar?

    其他不太明顯的方法有 ─ 贏得奧斯卡?

  • Winners, on average live

    贏家的壽命

  • 4 years longer than their losing peers.

    比輸家平均多四年

  • Even a Nobel Prize could help,

    甚至諾貝爾獎也有類似的功效,

  • as finalists end up living

    因為獎項的得主最終

  • 1 to 2 years longer than their runner-ups.

    比其他只獲提名的人多活1至2年

  • Now, it may be time to move.

    現在,或許是時候搬家了

  • The 20 counties in the US with the highest life expedencies,

    20個美國高壽命的郡,

  • also have average altitudes of 5967 feet above sea level

    其平均海拔高度為從海平面算起5967英尺

  • In Japan, woman live to 87 on average, and men to 80.

    日本女性平均活到87歲,男性則是80歲

  • Compared to the US

    與此相比,

  • with 82 and 77 years old, respectively.

    美國女性平均活到82歲,男性77歲

  • Then, like the Japanese,

    因此,想和日本人一樣,

  • You should start consuming more green tea and fish

    你需要開始攝取更多的綠茶與魚

  • A study of 40 500 Japanese people found that

    一項針對40,500位日本人的研究發現

  • those who drank 5 or more cups of green tea daily,

    每天喝5杯以上綠茶的人

  • had the lowest risk of dying from heart disease.

    擁有最低罹患心臟疾病的風險

  • As well, those with a diet rich in Omega-3s from fish

    同樣地,食用富含Omega-3脂肪酸的魚類

  • lived an extra 2.2 years

    能讓人多活2.2年

  • The world health organization recommends at least

    世界衛生組織建議人們至少

  • 150 minutes per week of exercise,

    一週運動150分鐘,

  • potentially adding 4 years to your life.

    這麼做可能多增加四年的壽命

  • This could be swimming or even... shopping?

    例如去游泳,甚至是......逛街購物?

  • A Taiwanese study found that those who shop daily,

    一個台灣的研究指出每日皆去購物者,

  • even if they didn't buy anything,

    即使他們並未購買任何商品,

  • lowered their risk of death by 23% to 28%

    也會讓死亡率降低23%至28%

  • Also, have sex,

    此外,擁有性生活也有所幫助

  • One study found that men who had sex only

    一項研究發現每月只發生一次性行為的男人

  • once a month, had a 45% higher risk of heart disease

    相比每週2至3次的人來說,

  • than those had sex 2 to 3 times a week.

    提高了45%罹患心臟病的風險

  • When it comes to sleeping, a long term study

    談到睡眠,一個長期性的研究

  • found that men who got less than 6 hours a night

    發現每晚睡不到6小時的男人

  • were 4 times more likely to die over the

    其死亡率是一般人的4倍,

  • 14 year period of the study.

    而這些數據來自這個長達14年的研究

  • With this in mind, it's important to be realistic

    有鑑於此,如何實際改善自己睡眠相當重要

  • literally.

    有鑑於此,如何實際改善自己睡眠相當重要

  • A German study found that those

    一項德國研究指出

  • who overestimate their future happiness

    高估自己未來幸福的人

  • have a higher risk of death compared to

    相較那些預測自己有較差未來的人來說,

  • their peers, who predicted a darker future.

    有更高的死亡風險

  • People who identify as Hispanic

    西班牙裔的美國人

  • live an average of 2.5 years longer

    比一般美國人平均多活2.5年

  • than the average American.

    比一般美國人平均多活2.5年

  • Researchers hypothesize that values of

    研究者假設家族團聚的價值觀

  • family togetherness provides a longevity boost.

    延長了壽命

  • A polish study found that dads of girls

    一個波蘭的研究指出家裡有女兒的父親

  • live 74 weeks longer than average

    比那些有兒子的父親平均多活74週

  • than fathers of sons.

    比那些有兒子的父親平均多活74週

  • And if your a women,

    如果你是名女性,

  • be more like Beyoncé and hope for twins.

    像碧昂絲一樣懷上雙胞胎吧

  • New research has discovered that having twins

    新研究發現懷雙胞胎

  • could be an evolution adaptation

    可能跟進化適應有關,

  • where healthy moms pass on double

    在過程中健康的母親會把雙倍的基因

  • the genes at once

    同時傳承下去

  • And these moms are also known to live longer.

    而這些母親也被認為活得更久

  • When it comes to planning your life,

    當談到規劃自己的人生時,

  • get married, a Danish study of gay men

    結婚也是個好方法,一項關於同性戀的丹麥研究

  • found that those who were married

    指出結婚的人

  • had lower mortality rates.

    死亡率較低

  • But, don't get married to the wrong person

    但也別和錯誤的對象結婚

  • Another study of 1700 married adults found that

    另外一項關於1,700位已婚者的研究發現

  • the more a coupled argued,

    夫妻間愈常發生爭吵,

  • the worse their health.

    他們的健康狀況愈糟糕

  • Don't force for retirement, as the

    別強迫自己退休,因為

  • Harvard longevity project

    哈佛的長壽研究計畫

  • found that those who have satisfying careers

    發現那些擁有滿意的職業

  • and continued to work into their 70s

    並持續工作到70多歲的人

  • made it to older ages.

    能活得更長壽

  • And, just throw a pet in there as well.

    此外,養寵物也有類似的效果

  • Research shows that both cat and dog owners

    研究指出有養貓和狗的人

  • tend to live longer than those without.

    比沒有飼養的人活得更長久

  • Even if you haven't been living healthy so far,

    即使你到目前為止尚未活得很健康,

  • it's never too late to start.

    但永遠不嫌太晚開始

  • A study found that taking on

    研究發現培養

  • healthy habits like: eating good food,

    健康的習慣,像是健康的飲食、

  • exercise, meditation and support from

    運動、冥想和來自

  • friends and family

    朋友與家人的支持

  • can increase the length of your telomeres,

    可以增進身體裡端粒的長度,

  • the caps on the end of your chromosomes that

    端粒即是染色體末端的覆蓋物,

  • that fray as we age.

    其會隨著年齡增長而磨損

  • So, get started with all these tips, and

    所以開始執行這些要訣吧,

  • start prepping for the 100 year-old birthday bash

    並預備好你的100歲生日派對

  • Special thanks to 23andMe for sponsoring this video.

    特別感謝23andMe公司贊助此影片

  • If you've ever wanted to understand your own DNA

    如果你曾想去了解自己的DNA、

  • and see where regions of the world

    並知道自己的祖先

  • your ancestors come from,

    來自世界的何處,

  • or, how your DNA influences

    或者你的DNA如何影響

  • physical traits and health,

    生理特徵與健康,

  • then check out: [appears on screen]

    那麼歡迎查看螢幕上的網址

  • We've tried it ourselves,

    我們親自嘗試了,

  • and found out that Greg has a lot of Neanderthal DNA

    並發現Greg擁有很多尼安德塔人的DNA,

  • while Mitch found out why he likes pizza so much.

    至於Mitch則找出了他很喜歡披薩的原因

  • All you have to do is spit in a tube, and they'll

    你只需要吐口水到管子中,

  • analyze your 23 pairs of chromosomes.

    他們便會分析你體內的23對染色體

  • (Which is where the name comes from.)

    這也是公司名(23andMe)的由來

  • again, head to

    總之,前往

  • " 23andMe.com/asap "

    " 23andMe.com/asap "

  • To learn more about yourself, now.

    現在就多去了解自己吧

  • You can also check out our second video,

    你也可以觀看我們的第二部影片─

  • "Where do people live the longest"

    「哪裡的人們最長壽」

  • By clicking the screen, or using the link in the description.

    只要點擊螢幕,或者打開底下資訊中的連結即可觀看

This episode is supported by 23andMe

本集由23andMe公司贊助播出

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