Paul Saladino· MD
when we look at the same species if you just look at all the mice or all the rats or all the dogs all the apes or all the humans the ones that have the higher metabolic rates live longer have a longer lifespan age U slower
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The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
when we look at the same species if you just look at all the mice or all the rats or all the dogs all the apes or all the humans the ones that have the higher metabolic rates live longer have a longer lifespan age U slower
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higher metabolic rates are associated with more longevity and I will repeat that within species including humans and dogs and mice
Now there is then another finding that totally threw Wren in this which is that when you look at the same species if you just look at all the mice or all the rats or all the dogs all the apes or all the humans the ones that have the higher metabolic rates live longer have a longer lifespan and age U slower
the rate of living Theory you know the higher your metabolism the shorter your life life