Popping a multivitamin could reduce your biological age by a few months — but don't rush to the drugstore just yet

Source: Business Insider

Older adults who took one daily multivitamin slowed their pace of aging just a little bit, according to a study. tabcreator/Getty ImagesA new study showed that older adults on a multivitamin slowed their rate of biological aging. The study is a first step toward answering what, if anything, multivitamins may do to improve aging.

Aller á la Source

Nouvelles connexes

Actualités

Monde

Actualités Audio

Actualités

Monde

Actualités Audio

Popping a multivitamin could reduce your biological age by a few months — but don't rush to the drugstore just yet

Nuclear Winter Explained: Causes, Global Effects, and How to Survive Catastrophic Cooling

How to Track Artemis II Mission in Real Time Using NASA's New Tracking Tool

Renewable Energy Surge: Solar & Wind's Big Eco Wins and Hidden Costs Revealed

Stop disabling your iGPU in BIOS: How to offload Lossless Scaling frame gen to integrated graphics

Tech employees are losing confidence faster than workers in any other sector

Health trackers aren’t doctors — but here’s how they’re saving people’s lives

Autistic Advocate Alex LaMorie Shot By Police At 'Safe Haven' Housing Complex After Calling 911 For Help

1.74 Million Ford Vehicles Recalled Due to Software Affecting Backup Cameras

Airline Shares Hammered, Travelers Hit With Surging Fares Amid Middle East Tensions

Multi-State Recall Issued for Raw Oysters and Manila Clams Amid Stomach Flu Concerns

Novo Nordisk and Hims & Hers Turn Patent Dispute Into Business Opportunity

Who Are the Kurds — Here's How a Coalition of Iranian Kurdish Groups Could Influence the US–Iran Conflict

Oil surged past $100 before coming back to Earth. Wall Street is bracing for what comes next.

Arizona State vs. Baylor odds, prediction: 2026 Big 12 Tournament picks from proven model

You can now use ChatGPT to open Shazam instead of... just opening Shazam