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274: The Keys to Healthy Aging
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What are the keys to healthy aging? Research suggests that genetics contribute only about 20% to the cellular aging process—with lifestyle (diet, exercise, and stress) playing a significant role. While you can’t change your genes, you can control your life habits. Double board-certified integrative medicine physician and founder of CentreSpringMD, Dr. Taz Bhatia, joined us to discuss why aging starts in our cells and what we should be doing.
We may think our true age is our chronological age, the number of years since birth. But the reality is that aging starts within our cells, known as our cellular or biological age. Due to factors like genetics, more importantly, lifestyle, it may not always match our chronological age.
Think of your body as a complex machine, with cells as its tiny gears and parts. Oxidative stress is a natural cellular process caused by free radicals—tiny molecules that can cause damage to cells, proteins, and DNA, which impact their efficiency and contribute to the aging process.
Luckily, our bodies have a defense system—antioxidants—that help neutralize free radicals and defend against age-related oxidative stress.
Dr. Taz always tells her patients that a healthy diet and lifestyle are important at any age. But as we age, it becomes increasingly important to support your body’s natural antioxidant defenses. So, it may sound cliché, but eating right, exercise, water, and good sleep are crucial for supporting your cellular health.
She also recommends that her patients add supplements to their healthy diet and lifestyle and has partnered with One A Day. One A Day just released Age Factor Cell Defense, which includes key ingredients that support cell health and resilience. It is formulated with antioxidants, including olive polyphenols from olive fruit extract, which help defend against oxidative stress and have been shown to make a measurable impact on biomarkers associated with cellular aging.
It also has omega-3 fatty acids, resveratrol, and vitamins B3, C, and D to help support cell resilience as you age. And One A Day goes beyond the supplement to support your healthy aging journey with the age factor ecosystem. The ecosystem includes the supplement, a free wellness app, and a saliva-based biological age test by Chronomics. The app and the test will give you valuable insights into your habits and how to make incremental changes to support your healthy aging journey.
The One A Day Age Factor Cell Defense Dietary Supplement is available online and at retailers like Walmart or Target. If you buy Age Factor on Amazon, you can claim 10% off using the code 10AGEFACTOR. Learn more about the Age Factor ecosystem and download the wellness app at shop.oneaday.com.
What are the keys to healthy aging? Research suggests that genetics contribute only about 20% to the cellular aging process—with lifestyle (diet, exercise, and stress) playing a significant role. While you can’t change your genes, you can control your life habits. Double board-certified integrative medicine physician and founder of CentreSpringMD, Dr. Taz Bhatia, joined us to discuss why aging starts in our cells and what we should be doing.
We may think our true age is our chronological age, the number of years since birth. But the reality is that aging starts within our cells, known as our cellular or biological age. Due to factors like genetics, more importantly, lifestyle, it may not always match our chronological age.
Think of your body as a complex machine, with cells as its tiny gears and parts. Oxidative stress is a natural cellular process caused by free radicals—tiny molecules that can cause damage to cells, proteins, and DNA, which impact their efficiency and contribute to the aging process.
Luckily, our bodies have a defense system—antioxidants—that help neutralize free radicals and defend against age-related oxidative stress.
Dr. Taz always tells her patients that a healthy diet and lifestyle are important at any age. But as we age, it becomes increasingly important to support your body’s natural antioxidant defenses. So, it may sound cliché, but eating right, exercise, water, and good sleep are crucial for supporting your cellular health.
She also recommends that her patients add supplements to their healthy diet and lifestyle and has partnered with One A Day. One A Day just released Age Factor Cell Defense, which includes key ingredients that support cell health and resilience. It is formulated with antioxidants, including olive polyphenols from olive fruit extract, which help defend against oxidative stress and have been shown to make a measurable impact on biomarkers associated with cellular aging.
It also has omega-3 fatty acids, resveratrol, and vitamins B3, C, and D to help support cell resilience as you age. And One A Day goes beyond the supplement to support your healthy aging journey with the age factor ecosystem. The ecosystem includes the supplement, a free wellness app, and a saliva-based biological age test by Chronomics. The app and the test will give you valuable insights into your habits and how to make incremental changes to support your healthy aging journey.
The One A Day Age Factor Cell Defense Dietary Supplement is available online and at retailers like Walmart or Target. If you buy Age Factor on Amazon, you can claim 10% off using the code 10AGEFACTOR. Learn more about the Age Factor ecosystem and download the wellness app at shop.oneaday.com.
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