Absolutely not. Many fall prey to prion disease [ like Mad Cow ] from eating brains, plus the liver is a filter for all kinds of nasty things, and can also make another person very ill. Cannibalism has never been particularly common anywhere. Even in those few areas where competing tribes would occasionally fight with each other and eat a conquered enemy, this was more worth more as a ritual than as a meal. And with current standards not even the survivors had particularly long lives. As for the even rarer criminals in "our" society who has on occasion eaten human flesh - well, there isn't enough of them to make a decent comparison group, and none of them has eaten enough people for human flesh to become an important part of their diet. The short answer is that it's impossible to tell but highly unlikely.
There is no scientific evidence to suggest that cannibals live longer than normal people. In fact, consuming human flesh can be extremely dangerous due to the risk of contracting diseases and illnesses from the person being consumed. Additionally, cannibalism is widely considered immoral and criminal in most societies.
No, people today generally live longer than people in the past due to advancements in healthcare, sanitation, and nutrition. Life expectancy has increased significantly over the years.
On average, people from Canada tend to live longer than people from the United States. Factors such as healthcare access, lifestyle choices, and social policies may contribute to this difference. However, individual health outcomes can vary among people within each country.
Yes because I saw it on my favorite television show.They were just the happiest married people ever...sort of.
There is no direct correlation between height and lifespan. Factors such as genetics, lifestyle choices, and overall health have a greater impact on longevity than height.
As of now, there is no scientific evidence or technology that allows people to live forever. While advances in medicine and biotechnology are helping people live longer, aging and mortality are still inevitable aspects of human life. However, ongoing research is being conducted to better understand the aging process and explore ways to potentially extend lifespan.
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There's not a definitive list of current cannibals. There have been several criminals who were also cannibals, including Jeffery Dahmer. The survivors of the 1972 plane crash in the Andes Mountains resorted to cannibalism to survive.
No
They live normal, long, healthy lives. The syndrome has been in my family for generations, and many live 85 years ore longer.
They live all over the world, not in one specific area.
No, I live here and never heard of that going on here.
No
Cannibalism is rare and socially taboo. There are isolated incidents reported in remote areas with limited resources where cannibalism has occurred historically, but it is not a common or accepted practice in any society today.
People who drink alcohol in moderation tend to live longer than those who don't.
People who have the need or desire to eat other people are called cannibals... unless they are the reanimated dead, then they are considered to be zombies.
Normal people..