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Eccentric training slightly improves strength; both methods support everyday function
Long-term data shows strength declines after 35, but exercise still benefits later life
Staying active in midlife can cut dementia risk by up to 45%, study finds
Exercise cuts tumour growth by 60% by diverting glucose to muscle
Higher fitness slows the buildup of chronic diseases over 15 years
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05-Nov-2025
Part of BSRA Online Public Seminar Series with Professor Steve Harridge as a speaker (FREE)
Longevity Roadmap Podcast- Keith Baar explores how exercise and diet influence the ageing process
24-Jan-2025
Event exploring the cutting-edge world of superhuman abilities and the future of human enhancement organised by OSAL (FREE, Oxford UK)
The Align Method: 5 Easy Steps to Transform Your Posture, Age-Proof Your Body, and Sharpen Your Mind, a book by Aaron Alexander
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