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HealthJun 28, 2025

Blood Pressure Pill May Be Key to Longer Life,

A new study in Aging Cell finds that rilmenidine, a common blood pressure medication, mimics caloric restriction and extends lifespan—even when started later in life. This discovery could reshape the future of anti-aging medicine.

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Roberts ByennaAUTHOR
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HEALTHJUN 28, 2025

Blood Pressure Pill May Be Key to Longer Life,

A new study in Aging Cell finds that rilmenidine, a common blood pressure medication, mimics caloric restriction and extends lifespan—even when started later in life. This discovery could reshape the future of anti-aging medicine.

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Roberts ByennaAUTHOR
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HEALTHJUN 22, 2025

Light Exercise May Reverse High Cholesterol Damage

New research reveals that light physical activity, such as walking or household chores, may reverse the damage caused by high cholesterol—potentially reducing the need for statin medications. Learn how small changes in your daily routine can make a big difference to your heart health.

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Jović DraganaAUTHOR
HEALTHJUN 14, 2025

What Is Diverticulosis? Most of Us Will Get It by Age 80

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Sohaib AliyaAUTHOR
HEALTHJUN 07, 2025

OTC Supplement May Halt Heart Disease in Type 2 Diabetes

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Ali IsrarAUTHOR
HEALTHMAY 31, 2025

Midlife Stress Hormone Linked to Alzheimer’s in Women

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Kon VivianAUTHOR
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HEALTHMAY 25, 2025

Fiber-Based Gut Trick Burns Fat Fast in Mice

Fiber blend promoted the growth of butyrate-producing gut bacteria, which triggered fat-burning pathways & improved metabolism. Research suggests that nourishing microbiome with specific fermentable fibers could offer a powerful alternative to restrictive diets like keto for sustainable fat loss.

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Heinrich KatieAUTHOR
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HEALTHMAY 18, 2025

Yogurt May Lower Colorectal Cancer Risk

A large-scale study published in JAMA Network Open finds that consuming yogurt at least twice a week may reduce the risk of developing Bifidobacterium-positive proximal colon cancer by up to 20%. Discover how this common breakfast food could support your long-term colon health.

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Thompson Anthony AUTHOR
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HEALTHMAY 11, 2025

Low Vitamin K Linked to Faster Memory Decline

A new study published in The Journal of Nutrition reveals that low vitamin K intake may accelerate age-related memory decline by reducing neurogenesis and increasing inflammation in the brain. Researchers found that vitamin K deficiency disrupts brain structure and function.

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Ahsan AroojAUTHOR