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[-] birdwing 12 points 3 days ago* (last edited 3 days ago)

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The findings, which were published in the journal Cell Reports Medicine on September 24, point to a combination of genetic luck and lifestyle choices. Branyas did not smoke or drink, she exercised regularly, and she had an active social life. This all certainly helped. [...]

At the same time, she had variants in her genes that are associated with longevity and that protect against dementia, heart disease, diabetes and other illnesses. [...]

Her gut microbiome was also like that of a younger person, the study found. She had lots of Bifidobacterium; beneficial bacteria that probably got a boost from the three servings of yogurt she reportedly ate every day.

TL:DR; healthy lifestyle and family luck.

[-] WhiteRice@lemmy.ml 4 points 3 days ago

TL;DRTLDR

yogurt

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