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Young At Heart: The Difference Between Biological Age and Chronological Age

At the most superficial level, ageing is the process of getting older. For the majority of people, their age is the uncomplicated matter of the number of candles on their birthday cake, the difference between the year they are born and the current year. However, from a scientific perspective, age is more complex than this – it can also be defined as the progressive deterioration of the human body and the increase in mortality.

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Lifestyle

Anti-Aging Drinks Women and Men Should Be Sipping

If you have read any of our other articles, you will know by now that there is no way to pause the natural ageing process or magically turn back the clock. However, there are ways you can help give your body the nutrients and hydration it requires to look and function at its best, whatever your age.

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Premature Ageing Guide - All You Need to Know About First Signs of Ageing

Nobody likes the idea of getting older, but since there’s no way to escape ageing completely, most people are willing to settle for ageing gracefully, staying as healthy as possible, and looking younger than their years.

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More Than Tea: The Anti-Ageing Benefits of EGCG

For hundreds of years, we have heard about the potential benefits of drinking green tea. Green tea is made from a plant called Camellia Sinensis. The leaves and leaf buds are dried to make a variety of teas, including oolong and black teas.

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Glow From The Inside Out With Anti-Ageing Supplements

A growing number of skin anti-ageing supplements appear on the market – many promising to turn back the clock and give us a youthful glow. For many of us, it sounds too good to be true, and that is because it is likely the case.

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Menopause

Signs of Early Menopause: Explained

Many women mistakenly think that menopause is something that only starts in their 50s when it can. In fact, it can happen at any time and for many different reasons. Most women's menopause age will be between 45 and 55, but it can sometimes take place earlier.

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Lifestyle

Top 20 Anti-Aging Foods for Women

Our daily diets can significantly impact our fitness, appearance, quality of life and disease risk. This is because the human body depends on a variety of nutrients to support the natural ageing process. So adding nutrient-dense foods to your diet can help you look and feel your best as you age.

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Menopause

What to Expect from a Menopause Lab Test

Menopause is a natural part of ageing and happens when a woman stops having her period, usually between the ages of 45 and 55.

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Journeys

How do GlycanAge Team Members Maintain Healthy Lifestyle?

"Behind the scenes" with our lovely Zorrie. As one of our most passionate health enthusiast team member, Zorrie is showing us how GlycanAge employees maintain healthy lifestyles.

By Vanja Maganjić

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Journeys

A Biohacking Success Story That Can Teach Us a Lot

Meet Jewel Okwechime, the biohacker with multiple successful career paths. She shared a lot of tips on how to manage a busy lifestyle while focusing on your health and wellness. Could you ever follow her sleep schedule?

By Vanja Maganjić

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