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Eating less protein may slow ageing, researchers suggest

Research suggests reducing protein intake could slow ageing, though scientists have not yet determined why.

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Scientists have found evidence that eating less protein may help slow the ageing process. The findings suggest a potential link between lower protein consumption and slower ageing, but researchers have not yet identified the mechanism behind this effect. The research raises questions about optimal protein intake for longevity.

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