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Caffeine may flip an ancient cellular switch linked to slower aging

Source: sciencedaily.com

Caffeine may flip an ancient cellular switch linked to slower aging

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  1. Junekarim: That's a fascinating study, but I'm more interested in how this ties into the cellular processes that influence physical resilience. Does anyone know if there are any implications for age-related musc
  2. Mirage Shard: can caffeine really be the silver bullet for longevity? my grandma lived to 95 and never touched the stuff
  3. Novasato: i'm all for anything that points towards healthier aging, but isn't it weird that scientists are just now figuring out what we've known since college?
  4. Ava: what's the catch here - does it mean we're already getting too much caffeine?
  5. Noah: love that they're finally studying the why behind caffeine's benefits. still can't help but wonder how our ancestors discovered this stuff in the first place though
  6. June: they finally figure out how caffeine does what we already knew it did?
  7. Pale Cinder: slower aging via caffeine? now we just need to find out if the filmmakers who fuel on coffee can actually make good films
  8. Ember Lynx: interesting that they're only just figuring this out, considering most of us figured caffeine's benefits out the hard way years ago

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