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Journal of Internal Medicine22 May
HRV

High HRV Is More Predictive of Longevity Than Resting Heart Rate

New research from the Journal of Internal Medicine shows that heart rate variability in the morning is a stronger predictor of all-cause mortality than resting heart rate alone.

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Cell Metabolism22 May
Longevity

NAD+ Precursor Supplementation Reverses Mitochondrial Decline in Older Adults

A randomised controlled trial demonstrates that NMN supplementation for 12 weeks significantly improves mitochondrial function and reduces biological age markers.

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Cell Reports Medicine22 May
Nutrition

Time-Restricted Eating Improves Sleep Architecture and Nocturnal HRV

Participants who ate within an 8-hour window saw a 14% improvement in HRV during sleep and spent more time in slow-wave sleep compared to controls.

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Medicine & Science in Sports22 May
Performance

Zone 2 Training Shown to Outperform HIIT for Mitochondrial Biogenesis

Steady-state aerobic exercise at 60–70% max heart rate produces greater increases in mitochondrial density than high-intensity intervals when matched for total energy expenditure.

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Sleep Medicine Reviews22 May
Sleep

Morning Sunlight Within 30 Minutes of Waking Lowers Cortisol by Evening

Natural light exposure in the first 30 minutes after waking anchors the circadian rhythm, resulting in cortisol levels 18% lower by 8pm compared to those who avoid early morning light.

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Peptide Research Journal22 May
Tech

BPC-157 Demonstrates Significant Gut Lining Repair in Clinical Observations

The peptide BPC-157 continues to accumulate evidence for its role in gastrointestinal repair, showing improvements in gut barrier integrity within 4–6 weeks of use.

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