Peter Attia· MD
could it be the case that really what caloric restriction is doing is preventing cancer and that's why you see these big increases in lifespan
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The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
could it be the case that really what caloric restriction is doing is preventing cancer and that's why you see these big increases in lifespan
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i actually think this is you know this is a legitimate um criticism to some extent of the caloric the interpretation of the caloric restriction literature that is could it be the case that really what caloric restriction is doing is preventing cancer and that's why you see these big increases in lifespan and i think that's really difficult to definitively answer one way or the other
I think this is you know this is a legitimate um criticism to some extent of the caloric the interpretation of the caloric restriction l literature that is could it be the case that really what caloric restriction is doing is preventing cancer and that's why you see these big increases in lifespan and I think that's really difficult to definitively answer one way or the other