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Photo by STAT Wellness on October 13, 2026. May be an image of yoga, standing and text.

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Photo by STAT Wellness on October 13, 2026. May be an image of poster, magazine and text.

Photo by STAT Wellness on October 13, 2026. May be an image of poster, magazine and text.

Photo by STAT Wellness on October 13, 2026. May be an image of text.

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Posted On: October 13th 2026, 06:42 pm

A simple measurement is showing up in longevity research, and most people have never heard of it. Turns out, your calves might be telling you more about your long-term health than you’d think.
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_deedeelafleur_

5 days ago

_deedeelafleur_

Finally, after decades of not being able to wear cute boots, my muscular calves are good for something. 😂

atltherapeuticmassage

5 days ago

atltherapeuticmassage

My calves have always been huge so I love this lol

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NANDA DEVI, 1976 — THE STORY CONTINUES

When Devi finally reached Camp IV shortly before midnight, she was exhausted. She had been suffering from severe diarrhea and a hernia. At 7,350 metres, her strength was fading.

Over the following days, she remained in camp while the weather deteriorated. On September 6, her father, Willi Unsoeld, climbed up to join her, Peter Lev and Andy Harvard.

Despite everything, there was still laughter in the tent. They drank tea, talked and remembered earlier climbs. Devi was weak, but nobody expected what was about to happen.

On September 7, a blizzard kept them inside. Devi had a terrible night. By morning, they knew they had to get her down. There would be no summit attempt.

On September 8, at 11:45 a.m., they were preparing to leave when Devi suddenly asked Peter Lev to check her pulse.

Then she said, very calmly:

“I am going to die.”

Moments later, she lost consciousness.

Willi and Andy tried desperately to revive her. They continued for more than half an hour. But Devi was gone.

She was only 22 years old.

At that altitude, on such difficult terrain, it was impossible to bring her body down.

Willi, Andy and Peter knelt together in the snow and said their farewells. Willi and Andy wrapped Devi in her sleeping bag and committed her body to the mountain after which she had been named.Willi gave one last yodel into the mountains. There was no answer.

Then the three men began their descent through the blizzard. It was dangerous. At one point, Peter discovered that the fixed rope he was descending was hanging free, unattached at its lower end, above the precipice.

They finally reached Camp III at 10 p.m.

Days later, back at Base Camp, Willi sent a telegram home to Jolene, Devi’s mother.

It contained the words:

“Body committed to mountain. From beauty into beauty.” Pic John Roskelley