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Experimental Diet: A fountain of jouvance in monkeys
Write on Jul 9, 2009 at 4:42 p.m. in Headline , Sports Nutrition | 694 views times | View Comments
ShareUne longitudinal study conducted over 20 years in Rhesus Macaques shows strong evidence that a diet low calorie product, in primates, metabolic changes that may allow them a longer life - perhaps even in humans. Provide ... ( keep reading )
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