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Reply to: SallyAnne pls take note.
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Originally posted by Clippy View PostThe Turkish ones did.
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Originally posted by zeitghostYou don't actually live any longer, it just seems like it...
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Originally posted by zamzummim View Post
I don't believe in calories, I believe in quality over quantity, cut the processed food, stick to natural no additives food as out ancestors had, and your body will flourish.
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What is a calorie: a unit of heat equal to the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of one kilogram of water by one degree at one atmosphere pressure!!!
Nothing to do with food AFAIK
I don't believe in calories, I believe in quality over quantity, cut the processed food, stick to natural no additives food as out ancestors had, and your body will flourish.
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This research isn't new, this article was around in 2007.
As I seem to remember the calorie controlled groups were walking a fine line between longevity and anorexia...
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If this is true, how come I am twice as old as these monkeys but still have my youthful good looks? I look much better than both of those monkeys, even the one on the diet
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View Posthttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/8141082.stm
Cutting calories may delay the ageing process and reduce the risk of disease, a long-term study of monkeys suggests.
The benefits of calorie restriction are well documented in animals, but now the results have been replicated in a close relative of man over a lengthy period.
Over 20 years, monkeys whose diets were not restricted were nearly three times more likely to have died than those whose calories were counted.
Writing in Science, the US researchers hailed the "major effect" of the diet.
It involved reducing calorie intake by 30% while maintaining nutrition and appeared to impact upon many forms of age-related disease seen in monkeys, including cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular disease and brain atrophy.
Guess I'll be having salad for lunch.
PZZ
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Don't be greedy and you will look better and live longer.
These scientists always amazing us with their 20 yr research.
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Your assistance in pointing out the blindingly obvious is invaluable to me.
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SallyAnne pls take note.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/8141082.stm
Cutting calories may delay the ageing process and reduce the risk of disease, a long-term study of monkeys suggests.
The benefits of calorie restriction are well documented in animals, but now the results have been replicated in a close relative of man over a lengthy period.
Over 20 years, monkeys whose diets were not restricted were nearly three times more likely to have died than those whose calories were counted.
Writing in Science, the US researchers hailed the "major effect" of the diet.
It involved reducing calorie intake by 30% while maintaining nutrition and appeared to impact upon many forms of age-related disease seen in monkeys, including cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular disease and brain atrophy.
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