As healthcare and cures for previously incurable diseases continue to improve, longevity isn't much of an issue as it once was.

There are more older people today than there previously were a century ago, and the list continues to grow as medical breakthroughs and even senior care progress through the years.

So its surprising enough that some super-centenarians count this list of foods as partly responsible for their long and interesting lives:

It is the littlest of gestures that count the most. And more often than not, these gestures are those that are unexpected and come from the heart. Media outfit Love What Matters recently posted about an incident that occurred in a McDonalds store in Morrison, Illinois. A local police officer dropped off a homeless man at the fastfood joint, telling him it was a good place to keep himself warm.

Sgt. George Depuy drops off a homeless man at a MccDonalds joint an gives him money for food.

Alex Fischbach observed what had happened and submitted the photo and story to Love What Matters. According to Fischbach, the local cop then insisted that the homeless man take his money and order food for him to eat. In the post, Fischbach mentioned, "He wasn't looking for any recognition, or any form of gratitude. He did it purely out of the kindness of his heart."

What would you do if you witness a veteran couldn’t afford buying a food for himself and his baby? Will you intervene and help out or pay no attention?

We all have bad days, this kind of incident happens in real life. Some people will lend a hand, others will get disappointed at you and some will pay no heed.

What’s great is, through this kind of happening we see that the there are still so many generous and concerned people who are willing to share their goodness to those in need.