The metabolism remains stable for most of life and begins to slow down only after the age of 60. The researchers note that ...

Many people believe that the kilos tend to pile on with age due to a slower metabolism, but this isn't necessarily true.

It’s common to hear that exercise is “good for you,” but why is it good? Regardless of your exercise habits, it’s vital to ...

A boundary is emerging for the most seasoned endurance athletes. Beyond apparent performances and records, their bodies seem to obey a fundamental biological law that regulates long-term energy ...

Many of us attribute gradual weight gain in middle age and beyond to a slow metabolism, but to what extent is this assumption ...

Many of us attribute gradual weight gain in middle age and beyond to a slow metabolism, but to what extent is this assumption ...

The effort of reproducing may divert energy away from repairing DNA or fighting illness, which could drive ageing, but a new ...

Motherhood doesn’t automatically come with accelerated aging and a shorter lifespan - it depends on circumstances.

A common belief is that a slowing metabolism is solely responsible for weight gain in middle age and beyond. However, that is a widespread assumption - and its accuracy often remains unclear.

GLP-1RA use, compared with basal insulin and DPP-4i use, was associated with lower risks for IBD and hospitalization in type 2 diabetes.

Some individuals blame aging and slowing metabolism for their weight gain in middle age and resign themselves to their extra weight as if it were an inevitable fate, so the solution is to buy new ...