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Ask HN: What can I do today to prepare for anti-aging tech of the future?

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Re: Ask HN: What can I do today to prepare for anti-aging tech of the future?

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The fountain of youth is regular strength training, cardio, quality sleep, good relationships, indulging your curiosity and learning new things, and a diet high in protein (for the exercise) and plenty of plant based whole foods like leafy green vegetables. You'll delay as many of the diseases of aging as much as you can by doing those things. Packaging their effects in a pill would make you the richest person in his…

While nutrition science is short on proofs, generally everything I've read on the latest science points to a correlation between high protein intake and reduced longevity.

I suppose you'd have to ask yourself if you want longevity at any cost or a high quality of life for however many years you get.

Every study looking at strength training has shown it has huge effects for quality of life and health and strength training requires high protein intake.

That doesn't mean you can't still get the majority of your calories from whole food plant sources.

Re: Ask HN: What can I do today to prepare for anti-aging tech of the future?

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post #41

The fountain of youth is regular strength training, cardio, quality sleep, good relationships, indulging your curiosity and learning new things, and a diet high in protein (for the exercise) and plenty of plant based whole foods like leafy green vegetables. You'll delay as many of the diseases of aging as much as you can by doing those things. Packaging their effects in a pill would make you the richest person in his…

What do you think about adding "acceptance of death" to that list?

Probably great for your day-to-day mood, but I don't think it's in the same category of the things I listed in terms of your long-term health.
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