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aswegs8 ◴[] No.44393697[source]
That's quite well-known already. The real question here: how do we stop these shifts from happening?
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ulf-77723 ◴[] No.44393943[source]
When I look into my biohacker bubble, the answer might be: enough sleep, regular workout routine with HIIT, healthy whole foods, no alcohol, socializing
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admissionsguy ◴[] No.44394074[source]
and yet none of that makes even a dent
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irjustin ◴[] No.44394295[source]
For you personally, maybe not, but statistically yes it does.

There are populations that consistently outlive and the only other thing I would add is stress removal in the form of relatively simple life styles.

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1. admissionsguy ◴[] No.44396240[source]
and how do the effects of these interventions compare with normal variability of the lifespan in normal people?