US EditionA daily multivitamin slows the ticking of epigenetic clocks
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A new study suggests that taking a daily multivitamin may slightly slow down biological aging, but experts emphasize that supplements cannot replace a healthy diet and physical activity, reports Euronews.
A daily multivitamin slows the ticking of epigenetic clocks
Data show that nutrient supplementation can modify epigenetic clock-based measurements of biological age, a major advance for the supplement field; however, whether such interventions can increase healthspan remains an open question.
Many people take multivitamins daily in the hope of boosting their immunity and overall health. New American research shows that such a simple pill might actually help. Daily intake appears to slow down the body's aging process, and this could have major consequences. Researchers at Mass General Brigham in Boston have discovered […] More science? Read the latest articles on Scientias.nl.
Can a multivitamin slow the ageing process? Not really
By rnz.co.nz and is republished with permission A daily multivitamin can help slow markers of biological ageing, a new study claims, but its senior author doesn’t recommend doing that. The idea of slowing down the ageing process is an alluring prospect. A new study published in the journal Nature Medicine — and gaining traction online — claims taking a […] The post Can a multivitamin slow the ageing process? Not really appeared first on Kaniva T…
American researchers have observed a slowing of the so-called epigenetic clock in those who take multivitamins, but experts emphasize that the results do not yet clearly prove the effect of longer life or widespread slowing of aging.
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