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Over 60? 6 Movements Japanese Elders Do Every Day (And You Should Too)

Japan has more people living past 100 than anywhere else on Earth — and it’s not because of gyms, supplements, or elite training programs. It’s because of six simple daily movements that keep their bodies strong, their joints flexible, and their brains sharp well into their 80s, 90s, and beyond. In this video, Dr. Lily Morgan breaks down the exact six movements Harvard and Stanford researchers found in Japanese “super-agers” — elders who live longer, move better, and maintain cognitive function decades longer than their Western counterparts. You’ll learn: ✔ Why these movements reduce cognitive decline by 40% ✔ How they keep joints flexible decades longer ✔ Why balance improves like someone 20 years younger ✔ The 2-minute daily movement that added 7 extra years of life ✔ How Japanese elders maintain independence well into their 90s ✔ Step-by-step guidance for all six longevity movements These aren’t workouts. They’re not intense exercises. They’re simple, natural human movements built into daily life — and they activate the brain and body in ways Western fitness often overlooks. Whether you want better balance, sharper memory, stronger joints, or more energy, these six Japanese longevity practices are proven to help you age with confidence and vitality. 👇 Comment where you’re watching from and your age — Dr. Lily reads every one! 👍 Like the video if you find this helpful 🔔 Subscribe for more doctor-backed daily health content for men and women over 50 ⚠️ DISCLAIMER This video’s script was written and medically reviewed by a real, licensed doctor, but the visual and voice representation is created using AI tools. We do not claim the AI is the actual doctor, and we are not misleading anyone. This approach is used only to improve clarity and educational quality. This content is for informational and educational purposes only. It is not medical advice. Always speak with your healthcare provider before making decisions that affect your health, mobility, or exercise routine.