Peter Attia· MD
healthy behaviors have a greater impact on e4s than non-e4s
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healthy behaviors have a greater impact on e4s than non-e4s
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healthy behaviors offset much of that risk
the solid line shows you the people who were in the zero to one healthy lifestyle factors and the dotted line is the four to five
the rate of decline of the e4s doing the healthy things seems to be slightly less maybe it's not statistically significant in fact it's not so you would just say seems to be identical to the non-e4s who are not engaging in the healthy behaviors
the e4s even with healthy behaviors still fall faster than the e4s than the non-e4s with healthy behaviors so it's it really speaks to the risk of E4 later in life