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Urolithin A, a natural compound, could be a key player in promoting healthy ageing
Live Forever Club - 04-Aug-2024
It enhances mitochondrial health, but does not significantly increase ATP
Read more...Daily multivitamin use does not extend lifespan, even with a healthy lifestyle
Live Forever Club - 28-Jul-2024
Eating well and staying active are still the best ways to stay healthy
Read more...NMN and UA supplements often don't match their label claims
Live Forever Club - 16-Jul-2024
This raises concerns about manufacturing and regulatory practices in the industry
Read more...Eating multivitamins on a daily basis may not help you live longer
The Guardian - 26-Jun-2024
Findings question prior claims and emphasise the importance of a balanced diet
Read more...Pomegranate compound 'urolithin A' significantly boosts immunity
Live Forever Club - 07-Jun-2024
It could be a potential supplement for improving cancer immunotherapy
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Longevity Scientist Critiques Mike Israetel’s "Exercise Scientist Critiques"
Matt and Nick react to Mike Israetel's views on anti-ageing strategies
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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
