Is There a Way to Slow Skin Aging?
Of all the body’s organs that decline with age, none show it or make us as self-conscious as the our largest organ; the skin. The skin ages in two ways…
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What is the Role of Mitochondria in Aging?
Mitochondria play an important role in cellular function as they are responsible for turning food and other substances into energy that drives the body’s ability to function. When these organelles…
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Choline: The Essential Nutrient You Aren’t Getting Enough Of
Of all the things present in your diet that you might think you’re not getting enough of, choline isn’t likely to be one of them. Healthy fats, protein, iron and…
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What is the Connection Between the Brain and Skin?
The skin and brain age in similar ways and at similar rates. Looking at factors such as stress levels and acne can help both organs age gracefully.
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Can Blood Rejuvenation Turn Old into New Again?
Sounding like something out of a science fiction novel, blood rejuvenation is now an area of research that involves using young blood to renew elder lives.
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Does the Keto Diet Have Antiaging Benefits?
While the ketogenic diet is not a fad and boasts some benefits backed up by science, it does come with risks for older adults looking for longevity.
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What is Cupping Therapy?
Cupping Therapy has received a lot of attention from the media in recent years. It is performed by placing a cup on an area of stagnation, toxicity or pain.
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Can Human Growth Hormone Fight Aging?
It’s often claimed that human growth hormone (HGH) can help reverse the effects of aging by increasing the amount of HGH in our systems. But is it true?
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Facts About Antiaging Hormone Supplements
We look common hormone supplements or treatments got older adults to see whether or not the science matches the claims made by manufacturers.
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6 Spices and Herbs to Boost Your Brain Health
Spices and herbs can do more than liven up your cooking. Here are 6 to add to your diet or take as a supplement as a way of supporting brain health.
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