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Calorie-restricted diet doesn't help monkeys live longer, study shows CBS News A 23-year study by the National Institute on Aging shows that calorie-restricted rhesus monkeys - which have a similar genetic code, median lifespan and physiology to humans - didn't live any longer than monkeys who ate a heavier diet. "One thing that ... See all stories on this topic » CBS News

Starvation diet doesn't lengthen longevity in monkeys USA TODAY Caloric restriction doesn't stave off mortality, suggests a two-decade study of our monkey cousins. "Caloric restriction" diets averaging around one-third less food than normal have been shown to extend lifetimes in critters ranging from earthworms to ... See all stories on this topic » USA TODAY

Calorie-Restrictive 'Longevity Diet' Won't Make You Live Longer: Study Huffington Post New research published on Wednesday, however, shows the extreme, emaciating diet doesn't increase lifespan in rhesus monkeys, the closest human relatives to try it in a rigorous, long-running study. While caveats remain, outside experts regarded the ... See all stories on this topic »

Therapy, diet change helps toddler with apraxia of speech Tulsa World In trying to find ways to help their son, such as figuring out that removing gluten from his diet helped increase his vocabulary, Ben said a lot of the information came from other parents. "There was no website that told us about it, there were no ... See all stories on this topic »

Experimental Low-Calorie Diet Gets Puzzling Results in Monkeys Wired The science of calorie restriction just got a lot more complicated. Rhesus monkeys fed experimental low-calorie diets didn't live any longer than their high-calorie brethren, a result that conflicts with a 2009 report of long-lived, extra-low-calorie ... See all stories on this topic » Wired

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