A Longer Life in Okinawa
CBS News' Daniel Sieberg, who traveled to the Japanese island to try and find out why people live longer there, says, "She sells the 'long life grass' and survives on a modest, government-funded income. We bonded with Sumiko from the moment we started talking with her; she has an infectious laugh and spry gait that betray her 1918 birthdate."
A Different Diet
Shockingly Active
Sieberg said, "Truly, I was in shock. These people moved without a walker or a wheelchair or even waiting for any assistance. Far from it."
Aging Together
Sieberg noted some residents attribute their long lifespan to healthy foods, laughter and close family connections.
Still Active
Still Going Strong
