Cos and beans, without medicine, thus lives Qamie Marra, the Albanian who claims to be the oldest in the world.

Cos and beans, without medicine, thus lives Qamie Marra, the Albanian who claims to be the oldest in the world.

Cos and beans, without medicine, thus lives Qamie Marra, the Albanian who claims to be the oldest in the world.

Qamie Merea, the Albanian woman who is supposed to be the oldest person in the world, has found that she never uses drugs or even headaches.

Journalist Blendy Fevziu has conducted another interview with 117-year-old, which was born on August 19th of 1909, as well as with its cloud. The latter indicated that Qamilie Merea never takes medication or even aspirin for headaches.

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During the interview, 117-year-old discovered some of the foods she consumes, citing butter, yogurt, cabbages and beans.

Its history has attracted international media attention and has become viral on social networks. After concern for her unusual age, Merea has also been interviewed by prestigious media, such as BBC and the France-Press Agency ( AFP).

If her birthday is officially confirmed, she would be two days older than British Ethel Cutterham, who is known by Guinness World Records as the oldest person in the world still alive.

Born during the Ottoman rule period, Mara was 36 years old in 1945, just before the end of World War II.

It has spent almost all its life in a Albanian village, where it has been dealing with food cultivation and livestock care, the AFP report said.

Surrounded by fruit trees and nature, 117-year-olds have over the years maintained a way of life closely related to village affairs and traditional foods.

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