Oldest Person in the World

She is almost 123 yo now:
https://www.choosephilippines.com/a...noys/4444/oldest-living-person-world-negrense

A centenarian lola (grandmother) living in Negros Occidental was born before the declaration of Philippine independence and have witnessed two world wars.

@Jim

I wonder if it's something to do with the water (Volcanic)? There seems to be a lot of people in their 80's and 90's over on this island.

The page isn't working for some reason,I wonder if her age is verifiable,I have met a few people in the PI who didn't know their exact age and once saw an Islamic stone on a grave in the duly islands of a guy which claimed he was 130+ years old,but given the area the odds of births being registered and on record somewhere are nil.

Just tried the link and it seems okay.

Or in the soil. Presumably the soil is very rich in nutrients.

Or something in the soil (volcanic) ?

Works now mate,her DOB hasn't yet been authenticated,I spent considerable amounts of time in the past in Hunza valley,supposedly Shangri-la due to the longevity of its inhabitants,their great age was attributed to the altitude and diet,but who knows in reality

https://www-healthfitnessrevolution...hunza-live-longer-than-the-rest-of-the-world/

The soil is very rich specially up in the mountains. Fruit and veg grows quick and banana plants grow fast too.

I put it down to copious amounts of Red Horse!

Wife’s grandparents live in the northern tip of Cebu, just across from Negros Oriental and both are not far off 100yo on a simple diet of fish, rice and veggies.

My wife's area.
She never visited the dentist in the Philippines, no sugar in the food.

Alternatively if you visit polomolok and similar areas bordering the DOLE plantations a lot of adults have false teeth,nicking pineapples from the plantations en-route to school,acidic fruit juices.....