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"Yes, genes account for 25% of life-span for the general population. But…
Studies like “Exceptional familial clustering for extreme longevity in humans” (2000) and “Life-long sustained mortality advantage of siblings of centenarians” (2002) found this number to be higher in those living over 100.
However, the key is to know that we can change how our genes express with lifestyle and diet changes. It’s broad knowledge, for instance, that supplements and nutrients you consume may impact gene expression."
A health reminder from Thomas Carlyle.
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"Yes, genes account for 25% of life-span for the general population. But…
Studies like “Exceptional familial clustering for extreme longevity in humans” (2000) and “Life-long sustained mortality advantage of siblings of centenarians” (2002) found this number to be higher in those living over 100.
However, the key is to know that we can change how our genes express with lifestyle and diet changes. It’s broad knowledge, for instance, that supplements and nutrients you consume may impact gene expression."