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Changing diet could add up to a decade of life expectancy, says study

Changing diet could add up to a decade of life expectancy, says study
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Eat a dollop of yoghurt, stand on one leg: 10 healthy habits to kickstart your new year

These low-cost steps will improve your wellbeing and deliver impressive benefits

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You are what you eat | Borneo Bulletin Online

You are what you eat | Borneo Bulletin Online
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Soda, chips, hot dogs, etc , can take years off your life

No matter how old you are, or how much junk food you consume, it's never too late to start undoing the damage caused by a poor diet. That's the message from scientists who study how our food choices a.

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Plant-based supplementation for longevity

As consumers lean into plant-based nutrition for healthy aging, scientists are creating viable alternatives for nutrients historically sourced from animals.

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