Scientists Think the Real Fountain of Youth May Be Hiding in Your Gut

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Researchers say the gut microbiome changes with age and may influence inflammation, metabolism, and lifespan.
Mouse studies and data from older adults suggest that a more youthful microbiome is linked to healthier aging.
Diet and exercise may help preserve a healthier microbiome, while ultraprocessed foods may work against it.
Scientists are also seeking safer ways to reshape the microbiome than fecal transplants, which carry risks.
