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Yale Analysis of 51 Trials: Drugs Cut Epigenetic Age

A Yale analysis of 51 trials found prescription drugs and lifestyle changes lowered epigenetic age markers while common supplements did not. 🔔 Subscribe to Planetterrian Daily on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@NerraNetwork?sub_confirmation=1 #Yale #Longevity #AntiAging #Lifespan #Healthspan #podcast In this episode: • Yale analysis finds drugs and exercise lower epigenetic age markers • University of Florida study shows repeated forced smiles worsen mood • T-cell enzyme discovery separates organ aging from immune aging in mice • Frontiers study finds social ties rarely tracked in agricultural scaling research 🌐 Show page: https://nerranetwork.com/planetterrian.html?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=long&utm_campaign=nn-planetterrian-en-long-ep244&utm_content=description ✨ Nerra Personal builds you a private daily edition from the shows you pick — https://nerranetwork.com/join.html?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=long&utm_campaign=nn-planetterrian-en-post-ep244-personal&utm_content=description In this episode of Planetterrian Daily (Ep 244 · November 14, 2026) we go deep on the stories above — the numbers, the stakes, and what it means next. Full audio on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or any podcast app via the show page below. Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 0:16 Yale analysis finds drugs and exercise lower epigenetic age markers 0:53 T-cell enzyme discovery separates organ aging from immune aging in mice 1:16 Penn researchers uncover bacterial mechanism that breaches host barriers 2:02 Microbe-derived molecule raises NAD and reverses gut damage in lab models 2:26 Lifespan.io reports serotonin neurons curb physical activity in aged mice 2:47 Science Deep Dive 2:57 University of Florida study shows repeated forced smiles worsen mood 4:24 FIU trial finds standard ADHD classroom supports show limited academic benefit 4:48 Tsukuba team isolates antimicrobial peptides from fruit-fly sleep protein 5:26 Study identifies alternative genetic route to larger primate brains 7:00 Closing Direct audio: https://audio.nerranetwork.com/planetterrian/Planetterrian_Daily_Ep244_20261114.mp3 Imagery: Imagery generated by Grok Imagine (xAI). Sources: sciencedaily.com · cell.com · phys.org · medicalxpress.com · lifespan.io · medicalbuyer.co.in · en.bd-pratidin.com · inrae.fr AI Disclosure: This podcast is curated by Patrick but uses AI-generated voice synthesis (xAI Grok TTS) for the narration. Editorial selection, summaries, and analysis are written from primary sources by Nerra Network. Learn more: https://nerranetwork.com/about

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