Dr. Melissa Ilardo
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And we do see in these populations a lot of older people who are continuing to dive.
And there is a seeming health and robustness that I wonder if it's related to the activity of diving itself.
Swimming a mile is, yeah, that's quite impressive.
Swimming a mile is, yeah, that's quite impressive.
Swimming a mile is, yeah, that's quite impressive.
Swimming a mile is, yeah, that's quite impressive.
I would imagine.
I would imagine.
I would imagine.
I would imagine.
Yeah, I mean, it's so low impact and such a natural way to, you know, to move, to exercise that, yeah, I think especially as we age, it would be a really wonderful way to stay fit and healthy.
Yeah, I mean, it's so low impact and such a natural way to, you know, to move, to exercise that, yeah, I think especially as we age, it would be a really wonderful way to stay fit and healthy.
Yeah, I mean, it's so low impact and such a natural way to, you know, to move, to exercise that, yeah, I think especially as we age, it would be a really wonderful way to stay fit and healthy.
Yeah, I mean, it's so low impact and such a natural way to, you know, to move, to exercise that, yeah, I think especially as we age, it would be a really wonderful way to stay fit and healthy.
That's a really good question. We haven't looked at that, but it would be really interesting to see because, I mean, you know, the oceans are an incredible resource in terms of food availability, especially to early humans. So you would imagine that anyone living near a coast anywhere would take advantage of this resource.
That's a really good question. We haven't looked at that, but it would be really interesting to see because, I mean, you know, the oceans are an incredible resource in terms of food availability, especially to early humans. So you would imagine that anyone living near a coast anywhere would take advantage of this resource.
That's a really good question. We haven't looked at that, but it would be really interesting to see because, I mean, you know, the oceans are an incredible resource in terms of food availability, especially to early humans. So you would imagine that anyone living near a coast anywhere would take advantage of this resource.
That's a really good question.
We haven't looked at that, but it would be really interesting to see because, I mean, you know, the oceans are an incredible resource in terms of food availability, especially to early humans.
So you would imagine that anyone living near a coast anywhere would take advantage of this resource.