What you eat in midlife affects how healthy you are at age 70, according to a new study
- Researchers from Harvard led a study on healthy aging in over 100,000 Americans, published March 24.
- The study aimed to determine what it takes to reach 70 years without chronic diseases or impairments.
- Participants aged 40-60 were followed for three decades, tracking diet, lifestyle, and the incidence of healthy aging.
- Researchers defined healthy aging as reaching 70 without chronic diseases; about 9.3% of participants achieved it.
- Diets rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains correlated with healthy aging, while processed foods showed a negative link.
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