Postwar Sugar Rationing Reveals Lifelong Benefits of Low-Sugar Childhoods
A study of wartime sugar limits shows that reducing sugar in the first 1,000 days of life significantly lowers the risk of chronic disease and mortality decades later.
Read AnalysisThis DNA Clock Predicts How Fast Your Body Is Aging
A groundbreaking study shows that advanced epigenetic clocks, especially DNAmGrimAge, can predict rapid declines in memory, grip strength, and walking speed.
Read AnalysisHow Lowering Protein Intake Can Trigger Weight Loss
A surprising new study reveals that reducing your protein intake, without cutting calories, can spark weight loss and boost metabolic hormones.
Read AnalysisThe Genetic Secrets to Keeping Strength While Losing Weight
Scientists discover the molecular pathways that help some people preserve muscle strength during calorie restriction.
Read AnalysisSlowing Biological Aging with Therapy for Insomnia
A new clinical trial reveals that treating insomnia with cognitive behavioral therapy can actually slow down your pace of biological aging.
Read AnalysisHigh-Volume Workouts Build Strength, Not Muscle, During Dieting
Ramping up your training volume during a heavy calorie cut won't save extra muscle, but it will make you surprisingly stronger.
Read AnalysisPulses Beat Pork for Trimming Belly Fat and Boosting Iron
A new study reveals that swapping lean pork for pulses like beans and lentils selectively targets deep belly fat and unexpectedly boosts iron levels.
Read AnalysisDaily Low-Dose Aspirin Won't Extend Your Healthspan
A major clinical trial reveals that taking daily low-dose aspirin does not prevent the onset of chronic diseases or extend healthy aging in older adults.
Read AnalysisCutting Calories Improves Blood Sugar via Key Lipid Pathway
A new study reveals how cutting calories transforms your lipids to dramatically improve insulin sensitivity, even if you are already at a healthy weight.
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