“A new study just found that older people who cook at home for up to five times a week were 47% more likely to live longer than those who don’t. Conducted on 1,888 men and women aged above 65 in Taiwan over the course of 10 years, the study was published in Cambridge University’s journal Public Health Nutrition.
At the beginning of the study, each participant was interviewed on lifestyle factors such as cooking and shopping habits, diet, knowledge of health, and transportation – factors that would determine their likeliness to cook at home. 43% of the subjects never cooked, 17% cooked once or twice a week, 9% cooked three to five times a week and 31% cooked five or more times a week.
At the end of the 10-year run, 695 participants had passed away, leaving 1,193 behind. The researchers discovered that cooking was related to survival, and that lifestyle factors of the participants also contributed to the theory, as these involved errands related to cooking like grocery shopping, waking to the supermarket and taking public transportation.” Read more here: Cooking At Home Helps You Live Longer | FinerMinds.
Bright, shiny objects! 
I suspect the same is true for younger people. :-)
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I am in big trouble; I love to go out :) Thanks for sharing.
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Me, too, but lately we’ve been increasing the amount of live foods, etc. in our diet and the effect is amazing. We’re more concerned about what we see in movies like Food, Inc. and we raise our own beef and lamb, grow some of our own produce and buy organic where it counts. Eating good food is like thinking healthy thoughts; essential for health…
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Todd, wow this must mean I am going to live to be about 120….LOL Peace Jaz
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Only if you’re cooking the right things! Eat raw. Eat live. Eat healthy and may you live to 120…
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