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Live Long (Avoid Risk) and Prosper?Following up yesterday's piece on achieving healthier mice through meal-skipping, I stumbled upon this very interesting site on anti-aging, the Longevity Meme. A quick excerpt from an article I found there: Suppose that we eliminate a majority of age-related diseases, such as cancer, and can maintain the vitality of the body indefinitely. Under these

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Rodents and LongevityThis is my top story. Check it out: A new mouse study suggests fasting every other day can help fend off diabetes and protect brain neurons as well as or better than either vigorous exercise or caloric restriction. The findings also suggest that reduced meal frequency can produce these beneficial effects even if the animals gorged when they did eat, according the

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