How to live longer: Daily supplement could shave four months off biological age in two years
Consuming a daily multivitamin supplement over two years may delay the biological ageing process by approximately four months, according to new findings. New research published in Nature Medicine examined changes in DNA methylation patterns, which serve as markers of biological age rather than chronological age. Biological age reflects the condition of one s body, whereas chronological age measures how long someone has been alive. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The underlying hypothesis
Consuming a daily multivitamin supplement over two years may delay the biological ageing process by approximately four months, according to new findings. New research published in Nature Medicine examined changes in DNA methylation patterns, which serve as markers of biological age rather than chronological age. Biological age reflects the condition of one s body, whereas chronological age measures how long someone has been alive. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The underlying hypothesis
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