Cooking foods at temperatures higher than boiling produces advanced glycation end (AGE) products, which induce insulin resistance and inflammation, and shorten lifespan in mice. Similar data exists in humans for the effect of dietary AGE products on insulin resistance and inflammation, and a higher dietary AGE product intake is associated with cancer in both men and women. Accordingly, reducing dietary AGE product intake may be an important strategy for improving health and increasing lifespan in people.
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WildHealth Podcast: Episode 151 - Tracking and measuring blood markers to maximize longevity with Dr. Michael Lustgarten
Mon Sep 21 , 2020
Here’s a podcast that was recorded with WildHealth, enjoy!
