Loma Linda, Santa Nadino County, California, is one of the five largest and healthiest primitive "blue areas" in the world. It is common for residents who believe in the "Christ Resurrection Sabbath Festival" to be over a hundred...
Loma Linda, Santa Nadino County, California, is one of the five largest and healthiest primitive "blue areas" in the world. It is common for residents who believe in the "Christ Resurrection Sabbath Festival" to be over a hundred years old and have a clear ear. According to two studies on them, these elders are generally vegetarian, do not smoke, drink less, exercise more, and help others, so they are healthy and harmonious, which is extremely beneficial to their long-term poverty.
CNN reported recently that Romalinda is one of the most concentrated areas of Sabbath-school believers. The denomination urges believers to promote their longevity by living a healthy, service-serious lifestyle, and church-wide lifestyle. In fact, residents of the Romanida community live an average of eight to ten years more than ordinary Americans.
For example, Ellsworth, a surgeon who was interviewed in 2015 Wareham said that he was in no way stress, and in his case, stress was something human beings produce; he believed in such philosophy: people do what they do best and do nothing, and they simply don't think about it. So he was still able to move the knife at the age of 95 and cooperated with the team to perform cardiac surgery. At that time, he was a hundred years old and could still weed in the front yard until his death at the age of 104 in 2018.
Researchers conducted two explorations on Sabbath Club believers, the first one began in the 1990s and recently did it again. As a result, it was found that in the Sabbath community, 10% eat vegetarian food, 30% eat vegetarian eggs, and 8% eat fish without other meat.
The study found that even if Sabbath believers eat meat, their annual consumption is less than 46 pounds. In contrast, the US Department of Agriculture believes that the average Americans consume red and poultry meat in 2018 was 222 pounds.
Other factors that help to maintain poverty include: In the Sabbath community, only 1% of residents smoke, rarely or even don’t drink alcohol, and they run in the fresh air of nature every day. In addition, we work hard to be a volunteer, and take humanity and church work as a normal thing, and cultivate a sense of community learning.
Kelly Morton, co-author of the study Biopsychosocial religion and health study, pointed out that religion is very important for the lives of residents in the community, making them eat healthier, exercise more frequently, feel at ease, and feel less depressed.
