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    NOVEMBER 2026

    Total protein intake matters more than timing for muscle protein synthesis.

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    While some small studies show benefits for protein timing, long-term evidence suggests the total amount consumed each day is a stronger predictor of muscle mass in older adults.

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    NOVEMBER 2026

    Can reducing your food intake slow down immune system aging?

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    Reducing food intake may lower inflammation and support immune cell function, though long-term effects and optimal dosing remain unclear.

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    NOVEMBER 2026

    NAD precursors raise blood NAD levels, but trials haven't shown a cognitive benefit yet.

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    NAD precursors raise blood levels in humans, but clinical evidence for improving cognitive function remains unproven.

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