Tuesday, 02 January 2024 12:17 GMT

Scientists Unlock The Secret To Staying Young


(MENAFN- Khaama Press) A team of scientists at the University of Zurich has made a groundbreaking discovery that brings humanity closer to one of its oldest desires: staying young.

The study, recently published in Nature Aging, reveals that daily consumption of omega-3 supplements can slow down the aging process. According to the findings, taking omega-3 supplements daily can reduce biological aging by up to four months over a three-year period, an effect that was previously undiscovered.

The scientists conducted the study to examine the effects of omega-3, vitamin D, and exercise on human subjects. Their findings suggest that combining these three factors on a daily basis can significantly slow down biological aging.

In the methodology section of the study, the researchers explained that they analyzed biological data from 777 participants, ranging in age from 70 to 91 years old. These participants were tracked over a period of three years.

After analyzing the data, the researchers concluded that healthy individuals between the ages of 70 and 91 who consumed one gram of essential omega-3 fatty acids daily for three years experienced less aging than those who did not, with their biological age slowing down by three months.

Additionally, the combination of daily omega-3 supplementation, vitamin D intake, and exercise resulted in a further reduction in aging. Those who used all three interventions aged four months less over the same three-year period.

This study presents a significant leap forward in our understanding of aging and opens up potential new avenues for anti-aging interventions. The combination of omega-3 supplements, vitamin D, and exercise could provide an effective strategy to slow the aging process, offering new hope for healthy aging in the future.

As research on this topic continues, it may provide more insights into how lifestyle changes and supplementation can help extend lifespan and improve overall well-being, potentially offering a path to healthier aging for older populations.

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