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Discussions prominently feature references to the studies, with participants sharing personal experiences or practices like calorie reduction and intermittent fasting, which demonstrates both curiosity and deeper engagement. The tone varies from casual to scientific, emphasizing the potential life-extension benefits and the scientific basis of these claims, highlighting the influence and relevance of the publication's findings.
Most discussions support the positive effects of caloric restriction, referencing studies and personal experiences that align with the publication's findings.
Participants show high curiosity, mentioning details like different levels of calorie reduction and related health benefits, along with personal practices.
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Discussions reflect a meaningful influence by highlighting potential health and longevity benefits, suggesting the research could inform personal lifestyle choices.
@perbj hälsofrämjande egenskaper i allt från råttor till primater, men så himla intresserade är vi människor uppenbart inte av att leva längre att vi kan tänka oss att låta bli alla glädjeämnen (inklusive mat), svälta oss och träna lagom över ett par dekader. https://t.co/31lCPjZtmd ->
Caloric restriction improves health and survival of rhesus monkeys (2017) Julie Mattison, @AndersonRozalyn & coauthors https://t.co/TwfhxLb3f0 [Yes I post classics & landmark papers...I've referred to this NIA/UW consensus collaboration before, but never posted it until now
@feeneystrength https://t.co/avXva4zHhA Blood levels of insulin drop significantly, which facilitates fat burning (HGH) levels increase dramatically. You eat fewer calories.
@MichaelAlbertMD physical activity and caloric restriction are two best fixes along with some good genes and good luck https://t.co/DmAhEJVeUq https://t.co/OYC3DRMkzI
@Kohler_volnt まあこれを読まないと断定できんが Julie A. Mattison1, Ricki J. Colman, T. Mark Beasley, et al.: Caloric restriction improves health and survival of rhesus monkeys. Nature communications 2017; 8: 14063. でもなんか二つの異なる実験群を直接比較しただけっぽいがな
And by 'extends lifespan' I'm not just talking about a few days... various species in #PrimateResearch have revealed up to a 50% increase in #LifeSpan with #CaloricRestriction. Wondering if #GutMicrobiota are causal in CR #Aging https://t.co/vceE4ouTD5 https://t.co/GVUR8UY8fW
The video explores the role of caloric restriction in enhancing longevity, highlighting scientific studies. It discusses innovative dietary strategies designed to optimize health and lifespan in today’s obesogenic…
This video summarizes the scientifically proven benefits of intermittent fasting, including fat burning and potential health improvements supported by research on caloric restriction and lifespan.
Caloric restriction without malnutrition extends lifespan and delays age-related diseases in rhesus monkeys, showing its benefits in primates. The study followed monkeys over 20 years, revealing increased survival rates…
Do you want to have a long, fulfilling life? Just don't eat that much and you'll be fine, you need less than you think. This could potentially extend your lifespan by many many years. Listen to your body. https://t.co/kueWCoXrUg https://t.co/ts2AYVu25v
RT @agingdoc1: Caloric restriction improves health and survival of rhesus monkeys (2017) Julie Mattison, @AndersonRozalyn & coauthors htt…
Caloric restriction improves health and survival of rhesus monkeys (2017) Julie Mattison, @AndersonRozalyn & coauthors https://t.co/TwfhxLb3f0 [Yes I post classics & landmark papers...I've referred to this NIA/UW consensus collaboration before, but never posted it until now
I've been eating a #calorierestricted or #CR diet for years. Why? Because of 2 monkey studies (attched). My takeaways: 1) 10% less calories is just as good as 40% for #lifeextension. 2) You can wait until you are 52 years old to reduce calories by 10%. https://t.co/cD7nk5j5gd
@Kohler_volnt まあこれを読まないと断定できんが Julie A. Mattison1, Ricki J. Colman, T. Mark Beasley, et al.: Caloric restriction improves health and survival of rhesus monkeys. Nature communications 2017; 8: 14063. でもなんか二つの異なる実験群を直接比較しただけっぽいがな
https://t.co/7gx5WwX33r The benefits of #intermittentfasting #autophagy https://t.co/etqmSwYPRF
I've actually...started doing this ...pushing my breakfast and lunch time further into the day. But need more data on topic. Onto next #task https://t.co/5cKo1aYr08
@perbj hälsofrämjande egenskaper i allt från råttor till primater, men så himla intresserade är vi människor uppenbart inte av att leva längre att vi kan tänka oss att låta bli alla glädjeämnen (inklusive mat), svälta oss och träna lagom över ett par dekader. https://t.co/31lCPjZtmd ->
RT @bjcohenmd: @MichaelAlbertMD physical activity and caloric restriction are two best fixes along with some good genes and good luck http…
@feeneystrength https://t.co/avXva4zHhA Blood levels of insulin drop significantly, which facilitates fat burning (HGH) levels increase dramatically. You eat fewer calories.
@MichaelAlbertMD physical activity and caloric restriction are two best fixes along with some good genes and good luck https://t.co/DmAhEJVeUq https://t.co/OYC3DRMkzI
• Restrição calórica e longevidade (em macacos): “Caloric Restriction Improves Health and Survival of Rhesus Monkeys,” Nature Communications 8, article no. 14063 (January 17, 2017). +
And by 'extends lifespan' I'm not just talking about a few days... various species in #PrimateResearch have revealed up to a 50% increase in #LifeSpan with #CaloricRestriction. Wondering if #GutMicrobiota are causal in CR #Aging https://t.co/vceE4ouTD5 https://t.co/GVUR8UY8fW
And by 'extends lifespan' I'm not just talking about a few days... various species in #PrimateResearch have revealed up to a 50% increase in #LifeSpan with #CaloricRestriction. Wondering if #GutMicrobiota are causal in CR #Aging https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28094793/...