Study Shows Meat Eaters Are More Likely to Survive to 100, But There's a Catch
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Feeding influences aging, but nutritional needs may change during the later stages of life
CAN what we eat determine whether we live to be a hundred?
Can Eating Meat Help Women Live to 100? A New Study Offers a Surprising Clue
Vegetarian diets are often linked to better long-term health, but new research from China suggests the relationship between diet and longevity may be more complicated than previously thought. A study published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition found that women who ate meat were more likely to reach the age of 100 than female […]
Some surveys have previously suggested that vegetarians live longer. However, a survey from China found that lean women who ate meat were 44 percent more likely to live to 100 than women who ate vegetarians.
This study does not show that the link between meat eating and longer life is cause and effect. The post New Study: Meat Eaters Have a Better Chance of Reaching 100 Than Vegetarians appeared first on Digiato.
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