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Article: Do anti-inflammatory drugs at night shorten life span?(IN THE NEWS)(Brief article)
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- Life Extension
- Article date:
- April 1, 2008
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For decades, calorie restriction has been known to extend life span in a variety of animals, including humans. (1-3) But the how of this life-extension effect has remained a matter of intense speculation. (4)
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Emerging research suggests that calorie restriction may work, at least in part, by reducing body temperature. (5) Genetically altered mice that experience a cooler body temperature at night have been shown to live longer than their ordinary counterparts. (5) In humans, calorie restriction has also been shown to lower core body temperature. (3)
Furthermore, previous research has shown that taking nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory (NSAID) ...
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