Burusho people — unique ethnic group or the hoax of the century?

[Biant]

They live in the Hunza and Yasin valleys of Gilgit–Baltistan in northern Pakistan. To live to an age of 130, is considered quite normal for these people. They swim in the freezing mountain lakes at 15 degrees below zero, up to one hundred years, play outdoor games, 40-year-old women look like girls, 60-year-old maintain the harmony and grace of the figure, and at the age of 65 they still have children.

Hunza are the only people who have light pigmentation in this region.





But the main thing of this people is that they never get ill, and never get cancer.

[Arhat]

They live in the Hunza and Yasin valleys of Gilgit–Baltistan in northern Pakistan. To live to an age of 130, is considered quite normal for these people. They swim in the freezing mountain lakes at 15 degrees below zero, up to one hundred years, play outdoor games, 40-year-old women look like girls, 60-year-old maintain the harmony and grace of the figure, and at the age of 65 they still have children.

Hunza are the only people who have light pigmentation in this region.





But the main thing of this people is that they never get ill, and never get cancer.

The most strangest thing about them is, that they speak a non-Indo-European language but largely resemble their Indo-Iranian neighbours. Very fascinating people and hope that they can preserve their language and culture.

[Roy]

They live to an age 130. It is a bullshit just like with those Georgian people who live to an age 150-200 or whatever.

[El_Abominacion]

Myth

[Faklon]

300% true

They are immortal Nordoid evles, fairest of all beings rulling all of Eurasia from Hunza mountains.

A widely repeated claim of remarkable longevity of the Hunza people[13] has been refuted as a longevity myth, citing a life expectancy of 53 years for men and 52 for women, although with a high standard deviation.

[Roy]

300% true

They are immortal Nordoid evles, fairest of all beings rulling all of Eurasia from Hunza mountains.

Maybe Hyperboreans like Poles too.

[alpha.ghot]

May be, who knows.