
Beyond Calorie Restriction For Longevity: SENS And Other Strategies
Since the 1930s calorie restriction has been the gold standard for increasing lifespan in a variety of organisms ranging from worms to mice. The diet gained popularity in the 1980s when Roy Walford and Richard Weindruch managed to extend the lifespan of adult mice successfully for the first time [1]. And then later in 2004, Spindler and his group to extended both mean and maximum lifespan of mice when CR was initiated at 19 months of age, proving that it was never too late to benefit from CR if done properly [2, 3]. And while it was now proven that …








