Resveratrol Explained On CBS News

Dr. Oz explains to Oprah how a calorie-restricted diet could be key to anti-aging
Resveratrol has been featured on CBS News. Sinclair, a Harvard scientist who specializes in the genetic compounds of aging explained Resveratrol. He stated that an active sirtuin gene is able to increase the lifespan. It’s also activated on a calorie restrictive (CR) diet.
Calorie restricted resveratrol has been proven to be very effective and even Dr Oz recommends a calorie-restricted diet.
A study on monkey for nearly 2 decades really showed how effective it can be and CBS reports the results to date have been simply amazing. Monkeys consuming 30% less calories not only look younger, but also have a healthier appearance and a lower rate of arthritis. Monkey’s that were fed a normal calorie diet had more cases of cancer, heart disease and diabetes.
However, according to CBS calorie restriction for the general population is unthinkable and therefore success from CR is most likely out of reach for most. The sirtuin gene might be the key to everything and scientists like Sinclair try to determine how else we can trigger this gene to aid in the longevity process.
Sinclair has high hopes that sooner or later a 90 year old will be able to play a game of tennis or attend their great grandchildren’s graduations. He thinks it’s our best hope yet for a longer healther life.
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