World's oldest brothers, 102, share the secret to long life

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Belgians Pieter and Paulus Langerock, the world's oldest living twin brothers at 102 year old, recommend drinking a daily glass of red wine.
The world's oldest living twin brothers, Paulus (left) and Pieter Langerock, aged 102, toasting at the Ter Venne care home in Sint- Martens-Latem, Belgium, yesterday. Born on July 8, 1913, the Belgians never married and until this day, sleep side by
The world's oldest living twin brothers, Paulus (left) and Pieter Langerock, aged 102, toasting at the Ter Venne care home in Sint- Martens-Latem, Belgium, yesterday PHOTO: REUTERS

The world's oldest living twin brothers, Paulus and Pieter Langerock, aged 102, toasting at the Ter Venne care home in Sint- Martens-Latem, Belgium, yesterday. Born on July 8, 1913, the Belgians never married and until this day, sleep side by side in the same room. They say, half in jest, that the secret to long life is eating in moderation, drinking a glass of good wine every day and not chasing women.

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A version of this article appeared in the print edition of The Straits Times on August 13, 2015, with the headline World's oldest brothers, 102, share the secret to long life. Subscribe