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Here’s how science says you can slow aging | | Most anti-aging advice comes from over-hyped trends, not data. Here are five science-backed ways that actually help you slow down aging. | | | | |
 | Maintain muscle |
| | Muscle is more than strength; it is scientifically linked to a longer healthspan, but after age 35, you start losing about 0.5–1% of your muscle mass every year. Getting enough protein, resistance training, and protecting lean mass during weight loss (up to 40% of what you lose from diets and GLP-1s is muscle), helps you keep it. |
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 | Lose the right kind of fat |
| | Visceral fat, also known as belly fat, is the stubborn kind wrapped around your organs. While the scale doesn’t differentiate type of fat, visceral fat is the dangerous kind that drives aging and disease, and reducing it is one of the most powerful things you can do for your long-term health. |
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 | Support metabolic markers |
| | Along with muscle mass, research has been pointing to metabolic health as the biggest indicator of longevity. Glucose, blood pressure, cholesterol, triglycerides — all key metabolic markers — can worsen with age, and keeping them in a healthy range is one of the clearest ways to protect how long, and how well, you live. |
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 | Keep your metabolism efficient |
| | Metabolism is how your body turns food into energy. With age and inactivity, it gets less efficient, so more of what you eat gets stored as fat. A big reason for this is insulin sensitivity: how well your cells take in and use fuel. Muscle also plays a key role — the more you have, the more energy you burn. |
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 | Clean up your cells |
| | Autophagy is your cells' cleanup system, clearing out what's damaged to make way for repair and renewal, so cells can operate as more efficient, younger versions of themselves. It slows with age, and is not easy to switch on: it takes around 72 hours of nutrient deprivation to kick in. |
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| Maintain muscle | | | Muscle is more than strength; it is scientifically linked to a longer healthspan, but after age 35, you start losing about 0.5–1% of your muscle mass every year. Getting enough protein, resistance training, and protecting lean mass during weight loss (up to 40% of what you lose from diets and GLP-1s is muscle), helps you keep it. | | | | | | | Lose the right kind of fat | | | Visceral fat, also known as belly fat, is the stubborn kind wrapped around your organs. While the scale doesn’t differentiate type of fat, visceral fat is the dangerous kind that drives aging and disease, and reducing it is one of the most powerful things you can do for your long-term health. | | | | | | | Support metabolic markers | | | Along with muscle mass, research has been pointing to metabolic health as the biggest indicator of longevity. Glucose, blood pressure, cholesterol, triglycerides — all key metabolic markers — can worsen with age, and keeping them in a healthy range is one of the clearest ways to protect how long, and how well, you live. | | | | | | | Keep your metabolism efficient | | | Metabolism is how your body turns food into energy. With age and inactivity, it gets less efficient, so more of what you eat gets stored as fat. A big reason for this is insulin sensitivity: how well your cells take in and use fuel. Muscle also plays a key role — the more you have, the more energy you burn. | | | | | | | Clean up your cells | | | Autophagy is your cells' cleanup system, clearing out what's damaged to make way for repair and renewal, so cells can operate as more efficient, younger versions of themselves. It slows with age, and is not easy to switch on: it takes around 72 hours of nutrient deprivation to kick in. | | | | | | | | |
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