Art of Living

 

Art of Living 

Cody Alt on X: "Harvard researchers studied 120,000 people over 30 years. The longest-lived people shared one habit. And it wasn't "cold showers" or "5 am starts". Here's what it was (and the science behind it): 🧵 https://t.co/Yyfoq1tDNU" / X

Cody Alt on X: "The Harvard Study of Adult Development began in 1938 and tracked: • Daily habits • Physical health • Mental well-being • Career trajectories • Personal relationships But something unexpected emerged from the data: https://t.co/9HTZmSgxjZ" / X

Cody Alt on X: "Initially, researchers focused on conventional factors: Diet, exercise, genetics, and healthcare access. While these played important roles, they weren't the strongest predictor. What they discovered would challenge decades of medical wisdom... https://t.co/7swtOUjALe" / X

Cody Alt on X: "The most powerful predictor of longevity was strong social connections. As Dr. Robert Waldinger, the study's director, concluded: "Good relationships keep us happier and healthier. Period." The research revealed a profound link between relationships and health: https://t.co/32kvJwuKRm" / X

Cody Alt on X: "The study found that people with strong social bonds had: • Enhanced brain health • Better immune function • Lower rates of depression • Better recovery from illness But the implications went even deeper: https://t.co/indHr1IYJO" / X

Cody Alt on X: "The quality of relationships proved crucial. Superficial connections weren't enough. The research showed that warm, trusting relationships with genuine emotional support had the strongest impact on health outcomes. This revealed something fascinating about human biology:" / X

Cody Alt on X: "The science behind this was clear: Strong social bonds reduce stress hormones like cortisol. They increase oxytocin production. They enhance immune system function. And researchers discovered something even more surprising: https://t.co/K3m8mXWj3S" / X

Cody Alt on X: "Dr. Waldinger's research revealed: Social isolation was as damaging to health as: • Being alcoholic • Living a sedentary lifestyle • Smoking 15 cigarettes a day "Loneliness kills. It's as powerful as smoking or alcoholism."" / X

Cody Alt on X: "The research emphasized quality over quantity. Large social networks alone didn't predict longevity. But having close, reliable relationships demonstrated significant health benefits. The physiological effects were measurable: https://t.co/tULXnS59z5" / X

Cody Alt on X: "Strong social connections are linked to: • Lower blood pressure • Improved heart health • Reduced inflammation • Better stress regulation • Enhanced cognitive function The evidence was undeniable: Social bonds impact physical health." / X

Cody Alt on X: "3 evidence-based strategies: 1. Make relationship maintenance a daily priority 2. Dedicate regular, focused time with close friends 3. Participate in community groups or shared interests Consistency matters more than intensity." / X

Cody Alt on X: "The truth about longevity isn't complicated: It's about playing the long game. Building relationships that last. Creating habits that compound. Making choices that serve you decades from now. But here's what most people miss:" / X

Cody Alt on X: "After building a 9-figure business and studying peak performers for years, I've noticed: The most successful people aren't sprinting. They're playing an infinite game. Just like those Harvard study participants who lived the longest." / X

Cody Alt on X: "They focus on: • Deep connections • Compound habits • Long-term thinking • Sustainable growth And the results are extraordinary." / X