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Royalactin – the substance that turns worker bees into queens

You can never put things in perspective until you measure them. And you need hard, cold numbers for that. Calorie restriction with optimal nutrition is the only robust method in gerontology that reliably prolonged lifespans in many species with an average of 30%. I thought 30% is huge. It’s not. Because after a serendipitous conversation…… Continue reading Royalactin – the substance that turns worker bees into queens

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Published November 18, 2016
Categorized as Calorie restriction with optimal nutrition, Comparative gerontology Tagged aging gap between species, Apis mellifera, apitherapy, bee, bee products, beekeeping, Caenorhabditis elegans, diet, epigenetics, fruit flies, gerontology, life extension, Longevity, Nutrition, queen bees, royal jelly, royalactin, royalactin in mice, worker bees

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