Blue Zones Ikaria Quest Day 5

[@sebastianrebel]

I΄m the grandson of Giorgos Stamoulos in the 0:25 of the video. My grandfather passed away one year after this documentary. He was born in 1908 and he rested in peace in 2011. He smoked a cigarrete and he left us peacefully. His moto of his life was

[@Cole_Cross]

RIP Papou. What an amazing person

[@Cole_Cross]

My Yiayia is 95 and still going!

[@buickadelaide1283]

Stress free island of paradise

[@PatrikStarFunk]

Amazing and so true!!!

[@annegoldbergthesavvysenior]

It seems they live a life rich in activity, good nutrition and family/community. This Savvy Senior agrees!

[@cinthia9602]

2:46, yay!!

[@sudevinadiyasamanich9081]

Are there any Americans are people from other countries living there? Do they welcomed that?

[@dimitri2132]

If you integrate into the culture, Greeks welcome that.

[@casper-z9rkls6gl]

I hope not; they will spread McViruses. Ikarians need to have lots of kids and spread to the rest of the world and introduce and spread their way of life.

[@neorich59]

Good food, good wine and sex! Sounds "good" to me. Oh, and good Olive Oil, something many of those touting the "Whole Food, Plant Based Diet," avoid like the plague and urge the rest of us to, while using Ikaria as an "example," to back up their argument. Ikarian food, like much of that in the Med, is literally swimming in the stuff!

[@KPlyf]

No vaccine No industrial food No GMO

[@ShidaiTaino]

I’m pretty sure they’re all vaccinated

[@apmoy70]

@@ShidaiTaino Οne of the first places in Greece who got the vaccine due to its residents' age

[@channelforwhat]

@1:26