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Link to the study: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41655127/

• A study analyzing blood samples from centenarians, octogenarians, and younger adults revealed that centenarians maintain biological signatures resembling those of younger individuals, particularly in proteins associated with low oxidative stress.

• Researchers identified 37 proteins in centenarians whose profiles were closer to younger adults than octogenarians, indicating that certain key aging mechanisms are significantly slowed down.

• Centenarians showed lower levels of oxidative stress, meaning they require fewer antioxidant proteins, and also exhibited more youthful levels of proteins involved in maintaining the extracellular matrix.

• The study also found that centenarians have better-preserved proteins related to fat metabolism and inflammation, along with a well-preserved DPP-4 protein that helps maintain good glucose balance.

• These findings suggest that a well-balanced metabolism, rather than heightened activity, is linked to longevity, and highlight the importance of lifestyle factors like nutrition, physical activity, and social connections in promoting healthy aging.

• A study analyzing blood samples from centenarians, octogenarians, and younger adults revealed that centenarians maintain biological signatures resembling those of younger individuals, particularly in proteins associated with low oxidative stress.

• Researchers identified 37 proteins in centenarians whose profiles were closer to younger adults than octogenarians, indicating that certain key aging mechanisms are significantly slowed down.

• Centenarians showed lower levels of oxidative stress, meaning they require fewer antioxidant proteins, and also exhibited more youthful levels of proteins involved in maintaining the extracellular matrix.

• The study also found that centenarians have better-preserved proteins related to fat metabolism and inflammation, along with a well-preserved DPP-4 protein that helps maintain good glucose balance.

• These findings suggest that a well-balanced metabolism, rather than heightened activity, is linked to longevity, and highlight the importance of lifestyle factors like nutrition, physical activity, and social connections in promoting healthy aging.

A news about a ceasefire right before markets open that too from only USA and Israeli source. Must be a coincidence. Just wait for for Iran to reject these claims