United States | Land of the fat
Christian Californians may have a solution to America’s obesity
Lessons in longevity from Seventh-day Adventists
|Loma Linda, California, and Naples, Florida
At 96 years old, Paul Damazo still works nine-hour days, six days a week. He has a recurring spot on a radio show and occasionally appears on television. He can still sport his army uniform from the second world war. For seven years until he was 94, Mr Damazo delivered meals to pensioners for Meals on Wheels. How does he stay so sprightly? Some would say it started with a message from God.
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United States February 25th 2023
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