Guest guest Posted December 30, 2006 Report Posted December 30, 2006 Here's something I've been pondering of late: Calorie restriction extends lifespan. Calorie restriction is associated with reduced hormonal levels (obviously, insulin would be decreased, but testosterone, estrogen, will all go down). On the other hand: optimal (usually high) levels of hormones are strongly associated with health and well being. So this makes me think that calorie restriction increases lifespan in SPITE of hormonal drops. If this is the case, calorie restriction and hormonal replacement would be an extremely potent combination, not only in terms of lifespan, but in terms of quality of life (muscle mass, libido, bone mass, mood). Quote
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