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A new study published in Nature Medicine identifies biological changes associated with menopause that may be linked to brain aging and cognitive health later in life. What does this mean for women's longevity?
For many years, menopause was discussed mostly through symptoms. But the science is beginning to tell a deeper story: menopause is not only a hormonal event. It is a metabolic transition.
After 40, movement is much more than calorie burning. It is a biological strategy. It is one of the most important ways to protect metabolism, bone, muscle, balance, mood, sleep and function over time.
In a culture that celebrates constant productivity, sleep is often treated as passive time. Biologically, however, sleep is one of the most active recovery windows we have.
NMN is one of the prominent terms in the longevity conversation, primarily because of its connection to NAD+, a vital molecule involved in cellular energy production, repair processes, and metabolic regulation.
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