A Protein That Blocks Exercise Benefits: Why Some People Don't Respond to Training

Researchers discovered that IGFBP7, a protein linked to cellular aging, may act as a 'brake' on how much fitness people gain from exercise training.

Researchers discovered that IGFBP7, a protein linked to cellular aging, may act as a 'brake' on how much fitness people gain from exercise training. In studies, lowering this protein in mice dramatically improved their exercise …

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Peer Review 3
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Multiomics Analysis: Maternal Valine Intake during Protein Restriction Improves Fetal Intestinal Health in Pigs via IgA Homing.

Protein restriction, while beneficial for maternal healthspan, poses risks to offspring development during lactation.

Protein restriction, while beneficial for maternal healthspan, poses risks to offspring development during lactation. This study investigated whether valine (Val) supplementation in maternal low-protein diets (LPDs) alleviates offspring developmental deficits via a gut-mammary axis. Maternal …

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Why Women Develop Alzheimer's Earlier: Brain Changes Begin in Midlife

Lisa Mosconi, a neuroscientist studying sex differences in Alzheimer's disease, argues that women show earlier pathological brain changes in midlife compared to men, and that the 2:1 female-to-male prevalence cannot be explained by longevity differences alone.

Lisa Mosconi, a neuroscientist studying sex differences in Alzheimer's disease, argues that women show earlier pathological brain changes in midlife compared to men, and that the 2:1 female-to-male prevalence cannot be explained by longevity differences …

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Women's Hormones and Alzheimer's Risk: New Understanding of Brain Health in Menopause

Peter Attia interviews neuroscientist Lisa Mosconi about how hormonal transitions in women affect Alzheimer's disease risk and brain health.

Peter Attia interviews neuroscientist Lisa Mosconi about how hormonal transitions in women affect Alzheimer's disease risk and brain health. The discussion covers the emerging ability to detect preclinical Alzheimer's disease through biomarkers and imaging before …

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Dr. Conboy on Epigenetic Clocks: Misalignment, Noise, and What They Actually Measure

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Dr. Irina Conboy, a leading aging researcher at UC Berkeley, critiques the current methodology and biological validity of epigenetic aging clocks, arguing they optimize for statistical prediction rather than biological relevance and fail to detect …

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TMAO: Health Risks, Dietary Sources, and Personalized Tracking

TMAO (trimethylamine N-oxide) is associated with cardiovascular and cognitive decline, but its production depends more on gut bacteria composition and intestinal pH than on dietary sources alone.

TMAO (trimethylamine N-oxide) is associated with cardiovascular and cognitive decline, but its production depends more on gut bacteria composition and intestinal pH than on dietary sources alone. The presenter analyzes 21 personal biomarker tests to …

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Self-Tracked Diet & Biological Age: One Man's 15-Year Younger Result

Mike Lustgarten presents his detailed food tracking data (54 foods over 41 days) correlated with blood biomarkers showing a 15-year younger biological age via an epigenetic clock.

Mike Lustgarten presents his detailed food tracking data (54 foods over 41 days) correlated with blood biomarkers showing a 15-year younger biological age via an epigenetic clock. He describes specific dietary experiments targeting DHEA-sulfate improvement …

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Mike Lustgarten's Self-Experiment: NAD+ and Homocysteine Supplementation

Longevity self-experimenter Mike Lustgarten documents his supplementation protocol targeting NAD+ levels and homocysteine reduction, measuring outcomes via biological age calculators and blood biomarkers.

Longevity self-experimenter Mike Lustgarten documents his supplementation protocol targeting NAD+ levels and homocysteine reduction, measuring outcomes via biological age calculators and blood biomarkers. While he achieved a 48 µM NAD+ level (considered 'optimal' by his …

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Peer Review 5
Replication 2
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Cardiovascular Biomarkers Deep Dive: Mike Lustgarten's 2025 Blood Test #7

Mike Lustgarten analyzes his personal cardiovascular disease biomarkers (lipid panel, lipoprotein(a), apoB, hsCRP) from blood test #7 in 2025, comparing results to literature-based optimal ranges rather than standard lab reference ranges.

Mike Lustgarten analyzes his personal cardiovascular disease biomarkers (lipid panel, lipoprotein(a), apoB, hsCRP) from blood test #7 in 2025, comparing results to literature-based optimal ranges rather than standard lab reference ranges. He demonstrates a self-tracking …

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Beta-2-Microglobulin and Neurogenesis: What's My Data?

Mike Lustgarten analyzes beta-2-microglobulin (B2M), a biomarker included in the Grimage epigenetic clock, exploring its role as a pro-aging factor that impairs neurogenesis in mice and is elevated in Alzheimer's disease brains.

Mike Lustgarten analyzes beta-2-microglobulin (B2M), a biomarker included in the Grimage epigenetic clock, exploring its role as a pro-aging factor that impairs neurogenesis in mice and is elevated in Alzheimer's disease brains. He presents his …

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Oral Microbiome's Link to Alzheimer's Disease: New Research

Researchers from Lincoln Memorial University present evidence that oral microbiome imbalance (dysbiosis) may contribute to Alzheimer's disease through a pathway involving periodontal inflammation, cytokine release, and blood-brain barrier compromise.

Researchers from Lincoln Memorial University present evidence that oral microbiome imbalance (dysbiosis) may contribute to Alzheimer's disease through a pathway involving periodontal inflammation, cytokine release, and blood-brain barrier compromise. The oral cavity, being closer to …

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Replication 7
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Horvath's Epigenetic Clocks: Measuring and Reversing Aging

Steve Horvath pioneered DNA methylation-based biological age clocks that quantify aging at the cellular level, with GrimAge being his most advanced mortality predictor. His work represents a major breakthrough in aging measurement and has attracted …

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What Blood Biomarkers Predict Living to 100? Insights from Swedish Centenarian Study

A 35-year Swedish cohort study identified blood biomarker patterns in middle age that distinguish people who lived to 100 from those who didn't, including higher cholesterol and iron but lower glucose, creatinine, and liver enzyme markers.

A 35-year Swedish cohort study identified blood biomarker patterns in middle age that distinguish people who lived to 100 from those who didn't, including higher cholesterol and iron but lower glucose, creatinine, and liver enzyme …

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Four blood proteins linked to longevity and healthy aging across generations

Researchers identified four plasma proteins—GSN, F2, CRTAC1, and HP—that predict who will stay healthy and live longer, by analyzing blood samples from elderly Dutch siblings and their middle-aged children over up to 22 years. These …

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Blood Protein Signatures of Cell Aging Predict Health and Disease Risk

Researchers identified protein signatures in blood that reflect aging in 14 different cell types, and found these markers predict disease onset and health status better than general aging markers. In two large longitudinal studies, immune …

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Peer Review 3
Replication 5
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