It is impossible for people to live forever, so how long is the longest life span of human beings?

It is impossible for people to live forever but they can prolong their lifespan, and some people can grow to 100 years old, known as super old birthday stars, and the longest is 256 years old, indicating that we humans can live to more than 200 years old at the longest.

Biologists deduce that mammals live 5 7 times longer than their growth period. A person's growth period is calculated by the time it takes for the last tooth to erupt, and the average is 20 to 25 years old.

Therefore, the theoretical lifespan of a person is a minimum of 100 years and a maximum of 175 years. At present, it is accepted that the ideal life expectancy of a person should be 120 years.

This is because human beings have an age limit and will go through the stages of birth, old age, sickness and death. There are many factors that limit the length of human lifespan, such as disease, living environment, physical fitness, and so on.

Because human lifespan is limited, everyone cannot escape life and death; Because lifespan is limited and is affected by genetic factors, if everyone lives forever, it is likely to cause the burden on the earth to become heavier and heavier.

All countries have surveys and statistics on the longevity of the elderly. According to ancient Chinese records: Peng Zu lived to be 800 years old; The Yellow Emperor lived to be 110 years old, Tang Yao lived to be 118 years old, Yu Shun lived to be 110 years old, the high monk Huiyan in the Liang and Tang dynasties lived to be 290 years old, Sun Jianlong, a native of Yaojiang during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, lived to be 159 years old, and Lanxiang in Yishan County, Guangxi Province lived to be 142 years old during the Jiaqing period.

Of course, the ancient rumors are similar to myths, but in general, it can be proved that human life expectancy can reach more than 100 years.

According to the 1952 investigation report: Xuyun Fabu of Dadang Temple in Ruyuan, Yunmen Mountain, Guangdong, is 113 years old. The old mother of Ugunisha Khan in Urumqi, Xinjiang.

He is 103 years old. On June 13, 1954, "People**" reported that there was an old man named Fu Cai in Jilin Province who was 125 years old. On October 12, 1956, "Health News" reported that there was a 119-year-old man named Zhang Quan in Zhangjiakou who was still very healthy.

According to the 1953 census report of our country, there were 1851312 80 99-year-olds and 3,384 people aged 100 and over, of which the highest lifespan was 155 years old. The International Association of Natural Medicine has listed Xinjiang, China, as the fourth longevity zone in the world; The society's reason for listing Xinjiang as a longevity zone is that Xinjiang accounts for 865 of China's 3,775 centenarians, accounting for about 32 of the country's total number of centenarians. In 1980, the city of Guangzhou conducted a survey on longevity.

According to the survey, there are more than 1,790 people over the age of 90 in the city. Among them, there are nearly 30 centenarians. It is understood that among the 52 elderly people over 90 years old, 14 are men and 38 are women.

There are also many longevity records abroad. Quecharf of Austria died in 1724 at the age of 185. Gynchen died in 1670 at the age of 169.

Gurington of Norway died in 1797 at the age of 160. A farmer in Hungary died at the age of 195, when his son was 155 years old. There is a Hungarian couple who lived happily ever after 147 years together, with the husband dying at the age of 172 and the wife dying at the age of 164.

According to the 1939 Moscow census, there were 611 people aged 99,100, of whom 55 were over 100 years old. There are 212 people over 100 years old in Abkhazia.

There are 2,700 people over the age of 100 in Ukraine. In the same year, according to the All-Union Population Survey, there were 11129290 people over the age of 60, accounting for the entire population of the Soviet Union. In the United States, according to the 1930 census, 1,180 of the 109 million Caucasians were over 100 years old, and the oldest of them was 107 years old.

According to European statistics for 1902, Germany; 278 people over 100 years old; 218 in France; 401 in Spain; There are 146 in the UK.

The above information further proves that the human life span can exceed 100 years. Since there is a longevity factor hidden in human beings; We should work to make it happen. Judging from the current progress of longevity research in various countries around the world, the prospect of achieving human longevity is very optimistic.

People who claim to belong to the "biological realm" generally know that there are creatures on Earth that do not age. But if you want so-called eternal life to continue to function under all conditions, that means that it cannot die (neither be limited nor killed). This is too far from the immortality of biology :

It's more of a physical problem. There are no laws of physics that prevent humans from lifting the limits of natural life. However, due to the low proportion of human stem cells, the stupidity of these stem cells, the biological basis of humans is very unsuitable.

If we want to live a long life, we must do a good job of health preservation, exercise more, eat a healthy diet, maintain a happy mood, and actively face the ups and downs of life.

Yes, theoretically speaking, there is no limit to lifespan, as long as there is no unnatural injury, it is possible to live a long life, through diet, exercise, modern medical technology, human beings can live forever.

It is impossible for human beings to live forever, because even if human beings can clone organs infinitely in the future, cloning organs is like a rechargeable battery, it is impossible to charge it indefinitely, and it is also impossible to clone organs.

Cloning, in a broad sense, refers to the process of using biotechnology to produce offspring from asexual reproduction that have exactly the same genetic tissue as the original individual. In horticulture, cloning refers to the offspring of a single plant produced through vegetative reproduction, and many plants obtain a large number of offspring from a single plant through asexual reproduction such as cloning.