Stress and aging

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What Is Structured Procrastination?

Structured procrastination may influence aging. Discover how motivation, stress, and health habits shape your lifespan—and what science says about delaying wisely.

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Cracking the Code of Aging: DNA Methylation Reviewed

Exploring how DNA methylation influences aging and the potential of lifestyle changes to reverse biological age.

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Stress Less, Age Better: A Guide to Longevity-Based Stress Reduction

Discover how stress accelerates aging and how mindfulness, sound healing, and nature therapy can slow it down for a longer, healthier life.

December 12, 2024

Health·Lifestyle

Vacation in LongSheng for Your Longevity

Take That Vacation—Your Life Might Depend on It

Vacations can help us age slower by reducing stress and enhancing our body’s natural repair systems, as I discovered during a night in Longsheng.

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