Want to Prevent Aging? Consider a Fecal Transplant

A new study conducted on mice showed that fecal microbiota affect the process of aging in the gut, eyes, and brain.

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If I told you transplanting a younger person’s feces into your body could reverse aging, you’d probably run in the opposite direction and call the police. Well, according to a recent NeuroscienceNews.com article, it may actually be true. A new study conducted at the University of East Anglia explored how transplanting the fecal microbiota from young mice to older mice affects the hallmarks of aging.

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