Supplementing to Survive
Many biomarkers decline with age, but can you supplement to compensate and recover your health?
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Rapamycin, a molecule from soil, might help us live longer and healthier
Live Forever Club - 13-Feb-2024
It could delay age-related diseases and improve the body's systems
Read more...University of Surrey is all set to test "NOVOS Core" supplement on vascular health
Live Forever Club - 23-Jan-2024
The supplement aims to address the underlying causes of blood vessel ageing
Read more...Multivitamins could help slow down normal memory loss that comes with ageing
Mass General Brigham - 18-Jan-2024
People taking multivitamins scored better on memory tests than others
Read more...L'Oréal and Nestlé invest $66M in Timeline's Mitopure technology
Longevity Technology - 17-Jan-2024
Company plans to bring their revolutionary Mitopure technology to the world
Read more...Antioxidants and seasickness meds show promise in extending life in male mice
Live Forever Club - 11-Dec-2023
The gender-specific effects observed underscore the complexity of ageing
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NOVOS
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Supplement mix to minimize the impact of aging and revitalize your longevity, skin health, cognition, and energy
Primeadine
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Premium spermidine supplement - aging wisdom from Japan
Juvify
Supplements company providing affordable, accessible and science-backed options for healthy living
Marine Health Foods
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Natural marine super foods, supplements and seafood products
Supplements Blog Posts
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Choosing supplements - why all supplements are not the same
When selecting a supplement, price is not the sole determining factor
31-Mar-2023
Spermidine review – Primeadine tested a for 1 month
What is the impact on physical biomarkers from taking spermidine supplements?
08-Mar-2023
Antioxidants in ageing and health
Reactive oxygen species (ROS) have a positive role in some processes, complicating research, but unlikely that antioxidants slow ageing
