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Biological Aging May Be ReversibleA new study has accidentally revealed that not only may the process of aging be slowed, but it may actually be able to be reversed.
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Meat, Vegan, Vegetarian or Flexitarian?Meat eaters eat just about anything, vegans don’t eat or use anything that comes from an animal, vegetarians don’t eat meat, and flexitarians fall somewhere in between the three but tend to follow a more plant based diet. |
Lifespan Is Increasing For Educated Americans While Decreasing For OthersA 25 year old American could expect to live to reach 79.34 years old in 2010, which dropped to 78.6 in 2017 and has continued to decline in a trend of decreased American life expectancy. |
Fruits That May Be Beneficial During & After Cancer TreatmentDiet has been shown to affect your risk of cancer, in a similar manner consuming healthy foods is important while being treated or recovering from cancer treatment. Certain foods contain health promoting compounds which may help to slow tumor growth and reduce certain side effects of treatment to help ease the recovery process. |
New Drug May Protect Against Memory Loss In Alzheimer’sA new drug in Phase 2 clinical trials involving patients with Alzheimer’s disease and Fragile X Syndrome may help to protect against memory loss, nerve damage, and other symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease. |
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