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Longevity: "If a 50-Year-Old Keeps These Values Low, He Can Gain Ten Healthy Years of life."

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From the age of 50 onwards, the consequences of aging are felt. However, complaints are often misunderstood as normal aging, explains senior physician Heike Bischoff-Ferrari. These factors lay the foundation for a healthy second half of life.

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Longevity: "If a 50-Year-Old Keeps These Values Low, He Can Gain Ten Healthy Years of life."

From the age of 50 onwards, the consequences of aging are felt. However, complaints are often misunderstood as normal aging, explains senior physician Heike Bischoff-Ferrari. These factors lay the foundation for a healthy second half of life.

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Welt broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Sunday, July 12, 2026.
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