Why can Queen Elizabeth II live so long?

The Queen has a sense of purpose for living, because her life has been to serve and preserve tradition for a changing world. She must also know that her service maintains the stability of the monarchy, helping Britain have a symbol to admire and enjoy. The longer she serves the better it may be for her successor. read more

Living into one’s nineties and beyond is not all that rare, but it’s a lot harder to do so in robust good health. The Queen is managing to do so. read more

Queen Elizabeth II undoubtedly represents the last surviving pureblooded heir to the throne on behalf of the third “overturn.” Let’s now document why the tainted-blood offspring of Elizabeth by Philip, are unqualified to take that throne. Philip was of the line of Battenberg until the name was changed to Mountbatten. read more

Here, some of the factors that are (quite possibly) the reasons Queen Elizabeth continues to enjoy good health. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, born Elizabeth Alexandra Mary on April 21, 1926, celebrates her 92st birthday this year. read more