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Long-Term Sardine Consumption and Gender-Equalized Longevity: 10-Year Results from a Portuguese Cohort Study

Summary of Key Findings This paper reports on a 20-year study examining whether regular sardine consumption affects longevity and reduces gender gaps in life expectancy. The study tracked 400 participants (200 Portuguese and 200 Portuguese-Canadians) who consumed sardines every other day for 10 years. Study Design and Participants Key Results After 10 Years Theoretical Background […]

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Genistein Extends Mouse Lifespan 10% Through Gut Microbiome Modulation – Soy Compound Shows Promise for Human Longevity

Key Findings A 2023 study from China Agricultural University demonstrated that dietary genistein supplementation significantly extends both healthspan and lifespan in mice through gut microbiome modifications. Longevity Benefits Mechanism of Action Gut Microbiome Changes: Fecal Transplant Validation: Study Design Genistein Sources and Background Genistein is found in leguminous plants, particularly soybeans and coffee beans. Previous

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Spermidine Intake Reduces Mortality Risk by 24% in 20-Year Human Study: Dietary Polyamine Shows Anti-Aging Effects Equivalent to Being 5.7 Years Younger

Main Findings This prospective study provides the first evidence that higher dietary spermidine intake significantly reduces all-cause mortality in humans. The research demonstrates a strong dose-response relationship, with participants in the highest tertile of spermidine consumption showing mortality risks equivalent to being 5.7 years younger. Study Design and Population Primary Cohort: Bruneck Study Validation Cohort:

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Maximizing Coffee’s Health Benefits for Longevity

This video provides a comprehensive guide on how to maximize the health and longevity benefits of coffee while minimizing potential negative side effects. Key Takeaways 1. Longevity and Cardiovascular Health 2. Optimal Timing for Consumption 3. Metabolic and Cancer Risk Reduction 4. Gut Health Benefits 5. Brewing Method and Bean Selection 6. Caffeine vs. Decaf

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17α-Estradiol Preferentially Protects APOE4 Male Mice Against Aging

Main Finding The longevity drug 17α-estradiol (17αE2) provides greater protection against aging-related decline in male mice carrying the APOE4 gene variant compared to APOE3 mice. APOE4 is associated with shorter lifespan and higher Alzheimer’s disease risk, but 17αE2 treatment largely reverses these negative effects. Key Results Aging Markers Metabolic Improvements Brain Function Molecular Changes Study

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IL-11 Inhibition Extends Mouse Lifespan by 29%: A Breakthrough Rivaling Rapamycin’s Effects

TL;DR: A 2024 Nature study shows that inhibiting interleukin-11 (IL-11) extends median mouse lifespan by 28.7% when administered at an age equivalent to human late-50s, with improved health markers and reduced tumor incidence. This extension rivals that seen with rapamycin, raising questions about whether IL-11 inhibition works through similar or complementary mechanisms. Key Findings Lifespan

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Fasting and Calorie Restriction Effects on Lifespan: Insights from a 960-Mouse Study with Human Biomarker Validation

TL;DR: A large-scale mouse study (n=960) found that both fasting and calorie restriction (CR) extended lifespan, with 40% CR showing the most dramatic results (36% increase in median lifespan). The 40% CR group also maintained youthful physical activity levels throughout life. Key biomarkers like lymphocyte count and red blood cell distribution width (RDW) strongly predicted

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