Yale analysis finds anti-aging supplements largely ineffective; diet, exercise, drugs show promise

A Yale-led meta-analysis of 51 clinical studies, published in Nature Medicine, concludes that popular anti-aging supplements have limited benefits, while lifestyle interventions and certain medications may influence biological aging. The findings challenge the efficacy of a multi-billion-dollar supplement industry and could shift research and consumer focus toward evidence-based approaches.

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