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The Cholesterol Conundrum: Do centenarians have high cholesterol?

According to a large-scale study published in *GeroScience*, higher levels of total cholesterol in individuals over 65 were associated with a greater likelihood of reaching 100 years of age. The question of **do centenarians have high cholesterol** is complex, challenging traditional views on cardiovascular health and revealing a fascinating cholesterol paradox unique to the extremely old.

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Why do elderly people's eyes turn blue? Understanding arcus senilis

According to the Cleveland Clinic, nearly every person 80 years or older will develop a condition called arcus senilis, which can give the appearance of a blue or gray ring around the cornea. This phenomenon is the primary answer to **why do elderly people's eyes turn blue** and is most often a benign part of the aging process.

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