The oldest French barmaid revealed the secret of her longevity. It is reported by BBC News.
“Never eat fruit. And never drink milk or yogurt,”said Isberg resident Marie-Lou Wirth, who recently celebrated her centenary. - I wash down food with water. And a glass of something else … but in moderation. If I drank a lot, I wouldn't be here now."
Wirth was born in 1917. At the age of 14, she began working in a bar that her parents opened. The establishment is still open, and Marie-Lou is still at the counter, but there are almost no former patrons left. “I buried them all. They died before me. And young people don't come here, she complains. "Who wants to look at the old woman."
According to the hero of the day, Isberg used to be a more lively place. “Life was different. Then there were 100 bistros in the city. Now there are only four left. There were six thousand factory workers. Now only 200, she says. - Every day at the factory they danced to the mechanical piano. Throw in two coins, pull the lever. And people danced. Now all this is gone."
On December 19, it was reported that 100-year-old Dorothy Fletcher from the American city of Noblesville considers the daily consumption of McDonald's cheeseburgers the secret of a long life.
Italian Emma Morano, who died in April at the age of 117, believed that loneliness and a diet of three eggs a day and minced meat helped her live to her venerable age.
Biolet Moss Brown from Jamaica, after the death of Morano, recognized as the world's oldest person, argued that she did not eat pork and chicken, and also did not drink rum.
