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Scientists have discovered the ageing secrets of one of the world’s oldest women. Maria Branyas has held the title of the world’s oldest verified person from 2023 until her death in August 2024 at the ripe old age of 117. Born in San Francisco on March 4th 1907, she moved to Spain as a child, where she lived a full and honest life. Exceptional DNA, a healthy diet and emotiona...

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Sarcopenia is a common musculoskeletal disease that affects muscle mass, strength, and performance. Associated with ageing, it impedes everyday life, with a high risk of falls and fractures. New research has revealed that a common naturally occurring signalling molecule found in the body, called prostaglandin, can reverse muscle ageing.

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Stem cell therapy is a well-established approach to repair damaged tissue and restore function. However, clinical trials indicate that mitochondrial transportation could offer significant advantages over traditional stem cell methods in treating age related problems and diseases , with fewer risks and limitations. This experimental approach could represent a groundbreaking ad...

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Female longevity

Women experience ageing differently from men, with one third of their lives spent in perimenopausal, menopausal, and postmenopausal stages. These phases bring significant hormonal changes that shape the female body. Dr Robin Berzin identifies the 3 ‘B’s as essential to female longevity, offering women over 40 keys to a longer, healthier life.

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Adults typically require 7-9 hours of sleep per night to function optimally and maintain good physical and mental health. Imagine how exhausting and frustrating it is when a sleeping partner is keeping you up at night, snoring like a warthog, gasping for air and choking. New research has found that an ancient Indian practice, known as Shankh Blowing, may help restore peace an...

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