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Scientists Pinpoint One Key Molecule Behind Exercise's Anti-Aging Power

 
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28/11/2025 3:24 pm  

We know exercise is good for us, but scientists are still figuring out why, at the most fundamental and molecular level. A new small but long-term study may have yielded a crucial answer, identifying the metabolite betaine as a key driver of the benefits of exercise.

Betaine, a small molecule found in foods like sugar beets and spinach, has previously been linked to improved health, but it hasn't been connected to exercise before.

https://www.sciencealert.com/scientists-pinpoint-one-key-molecule-behind-exercises-anti-aging-power



   
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