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Alexander German asks since we can’t fix every failure mode of human biology yet, what if we paused the organism instead? Being young and healthy is universally desirable. Retaining and restoring youth and health has fascinated humankind from mythology to modern science. As early as the 17th century, Robert Boyle included it among his “desiderata” – his scientific wish list. Today, longevity and rejuvenation research attract more attention than ever. Promising evidence is emerging from animal models, but translating these interventions to humans looks long and bumpy. The aging process is deeply baked into our biology. For many people alive…

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Although consumer demand for mind health supplements is rising, brands are still facing major regulatory barriers in the EU when marketing key ingredients such as Ayurvedic herbs, probiotics, cannabidiol (CBD) and mushroom-derived ingredients, due to complex novel food classifications.Katia Merten-Lentz, a food law expert and partner at Food Law Science and Partners, told NutraIngredients much of this is down to the EU’s strict interpretation of health-claim law.EU regulations on health claimsEU regulation treats general well-being statements as health claims and prohibits food business operators from using them unless they meet specific conditions, Merten-Lentz explained.EU regulations strictly control what companies can…

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As you get older, it’s important to eat foods with essential nutrients like fiber, protein, calcium and vitamin D. The good news? All of these dishes help support healthy aging and  have at least 20% of the recommended daily value of two or more of these nutrients to meet our parameters for healthy aging. They are also high in protein, with at least 15 grams per serving, to support healthy muscles, bones and more. Recipes like High-Protein Lemon Chicken & Rice Skillet and Marry Me White Bean Soup are nourishing options to enjoy a balanced and delicious meal. Love these…

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Think you’re getting enough fiber in your diet? Chances are, even if you eat really healthy (including lots of fruits, veggies, and whole grains) you’re still likely falling short on getting enough of this critical carb. In fact, it’s estimated that 95% of all Americans don’t get enough fiber and are missing out on the benefits of a high-fiber diet (think satiety, blood sugar control, and better gut health).* 

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Biological age test that measures ‘biological noise’ across organs has already been adopted by hundreds of longevity clinics worldwide. Longevity startup Generation Lab has raised $11 million in seed funding to accelerate the expansion of SystemAge – a diagnostic tool designed to measure biological aging. Co-founded by renowned UC Berkeley aging researcher Dr Irina Conboy, the San Francisco-based company has rapidly built a commercial footprint since it launched last year, boasting more than 275 clinic partners worldwide and a growing dataset encompassing over 300 million human-aging data points. According to Generation Lab, SystemAge quantifies biological age through direct physiological measurement…

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RDs recommend Starbucks’ Spinach, Feta & Egg White Wrap for a healthy fast-food breakfast.This breakfast sandwich is packed with protein to keep you full and energized all morning. It’s also heart-healthy, good for digestion and contains flavorful, nutrient-rich veggies. Breakfast sets the tone for the day, providing an opportunity to fuel your body with steady energy, a wide variety of nutrients and balanced choices that support overall health. Eating breakfast not only powers your day. It may also reduce your risk for several chronic illnesses. It’s so powerful, in fact, that research has found that people who regularly eat breakfast are…

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Creating nests out of spaghetti squash by cutting it into rounds streamlines the prep and serving. Spinach-and-artichoke dip lovers will love the creamy flavor in this satisfying recipe.Spaghetti squash nests can be easily modified with more protein and different ingredient swaps. My first experience with spaghetti squash wasn’t the best. It wasn’t the squash’s fault. I take full responsibility for the nonsense that occurred after I dropped the gourd into my grocery cart. I’d found a recipe in a cooking magazine using spaghetti squash and decided to give it a try. After hacking at it with a dull knife, sweating and…

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Although maple syrup is mostly sugar (and a type of added sugar, albeit it a natural one), it may have some health benefits in the form of trace minerals and antioxidants (compounds that help neutralize cell-damaging substances known as free radicals). “Maple syrup contains polyphenols such as quebecol and minerals like manganese and riboflavin,” Sarris says. Lab and animal studies suggest that these compounds may have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory benefits.[3]But human research is limited, and at typical serving sizes, maple syrup isn’t considered a meaningful source of antioxidants or protective nutrients, Sarris adds.Maple syrup also has the benefit of a…

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