Can Epigenetic Clocks Predict Your Biological Age?
There are two types of age: chronological and biological. Chronological age is simple—it’s the date on your birthdate. Biological age is trickier since it depends on how…
Read MoreThere are two types of age: chronological and biological. Chronological age is simple—it’s the date on your birthdate. Biological age is trickier since it depends on how…
Read MoreCalorie restriction is the only proven way to extend lifespan. More importantly, it is also the best way to extend your healthspan, which is defined as…
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Read MoreWant to slow aging and boost metabolism? Cutting calories is key—but how much is too much? In this video, Dr. Barry Sears explains the science behind…
Read MoreWhat’s the secret to living longer—your genes or your lifestyle? 🤔 The answer is clear: lifestyle wins. While you may have 20,000 genes in your DNA,…
Read MoreCan eating less help you live longer? The idea dates back to the 16th century when Venetian nobleman Luigi Cornaro transformed his health with a strict,…
Read MoreMicroplastics are everywhere—and they’re making their way into your body. From the water you drink to the food you eat, these tiny plastic particles are nearly…
Read MoreEver wonder why you feel drained—physically or mentally? It all comes down to metabolism. Your body runs on ATP, the energy currency that fuels everything from…
Read MoreWhat matters more: how long or how well you live? While lifespan measures total years, healthspan focuses on the quality of those years spent in good…
Read MoreIs Rapamycin the key to living longer? While it’s a cancer drug, Rapamycin is getting attention for its potential longevity benefits by decreasing mTOR activity and…
Read MoreWho wouldn’t want to live longer and feel their best well into their 100s? While the idea of drastically extending human lifespan may be more fiction…
Read MoreCan flavonoids really reduce the risk of dementia? While recent articles have sparked interest in this idea, the truth is, there’s still a lot we don’t…
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