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   I think if there was no disease, accident will get you like by age 150.   
      
   My great grandparents (mile high shepherds) averaged a hundred, my   
   grandparents fifty (war) and my parents seventy five (cancer).   
      
   I was intrigued and I found altitude helps, although some high altitude   
   places are cloudy and don't have the UV sunlight which produced vitamin D.   
      
   Aging and Disease . Volume 5, Number 4, August 2014   
   Effects of Living at Higher Altitudes on Mortality, Martin Burtscher   
   The available data indicate that residency at higher altitudes are associated   
   with lower mortality from cardiovascular diseases, stroke and certain types   
   of cancer.. Low barometric pressure and related low partial pressure of oxygen   
   (hypoxia) and increased ultra violet radiation are components of the high   
   altitude climate   
      
      
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