🍯 Eat these 5 foods to stay 20 years younger

Welcome, humans.

In ancient Greek myth, ambrosia is the food or drink of the Greek gods. It granted longevity and immortality upon whoever consumed it ⚡️

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Here’s whats going on in the world of Longevity today:

• A new anti-aging pill for dogs just entered clinical trials 🐶

• These are the 5 foods longevity expert Dr. Mark Hyman eats each day to stay biologically 20 years younger 🫐

• Analysis shows increasing life expectancy by 1 year is worth US$38 trillion, and 10 years, US$367 trillion 💵

• VitaDAO and CryoDAO are proposing a D2D (DAO2DAO) partnership to amplify cryopreservation research and longevity 🤝

• AngelList founder, Naval spoke at Vitalia’s City of Life - "What's more important than living forever?"

• New UK research cluster funds research initiative will study age-related biological changes in mice and other animals 🐁

• Katerina Stroponiati highlights the historical bias towards male biology, neglecting female-specific insights in the longevity space 🙋‍♀️

• Combining a nutrient rich diet and lifestyle for only 8 weeks was found to reverse biological age more than 3 years 🥗

• BioAge announces $170 million raise to accelerate development of obesity and metabolic therapeutics 💸

• A new meta-analysis has shown that stem cell transplants can be a safe regenerative treatment for the knee 💪

• Neurona lands $120 million to advance regenerative cell therapy pipeline 💰

• Telomere biology may offer solutions to address age-associated diseases and modulating the aging process itself 👀

• VitaDAO funded Dr. Michael Torres' work on nonsense DNA mutations 🧬

That’s it for longevity news today folks! Have a fantastic day!

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Disclaimer: This information does not constitute health advice or a recommendation and should not be considered as such.