Legends

A Drink and a Smoke a Day Keep the Grim Reaper Away – HRV Should Call For an Aged Vet Exam

by : peterprofitracing
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When her 73-year-old husband, Fernand, died in 1942 (reportedly due to cherry poisoning), Jeanne Calment, aged 67, probably never would have guessed she’d go on to live for a further five and a half decades, especially given the fact that the average life expectancy for a French woman born in the 19th century was 40-50 years.

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