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ADJARA, GEORGIA2002

The aged

Adjara has been notable for the long lives of many of its people. Georgia’s oldest person is 117-years-old and is a resident of Adjara. Records show that there are 116 elderly, over 100-years, living in the Region.

Seeking an explanation for this longevity, The Ministry of Public Health with assistance from Japanese and other specialists has been conducting a multi-year study of their living conditions and environment.

The majority live in live in high altitudes, especially the high mountainous regions of Adjara.

These elderly tend to drink natural spring water and primarily eat organic milk, food and vegetables.



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Project Director:
Barry Jagoda
Research Assistant:
Zaliko Abazadze

Special thanks to:
Chito Omeradze
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Seiran Baroyan
 

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