What do 8 Longevity Diets have in Common?

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28 abr 2025

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0:00 - Introduction
0:19 - Study Background & Healthy Aging Criteria
2:03 - Healthy Aging Results
3:21 - What are the commonalities between diets?
5:00 - Some Surprising Findings...
7:25 - Ultra-processed Food
7:38 - Diet Names, What to Eat, What to Limit
8:07 - Additional Considerations
9:38 - Main Points

Reference
[Study 441] Tessier AJ, Wang F, Ardisson Korat A, et al. Optimal dietary patterns for healthy aging. Nat Med. 2025. doi:10.1038/s41591-025-03570-5.

Funding/Conflicts: Public Funding [National Institute of Health] / No direct Conflicts of Interest

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Episode description

Mindsip insights from this episode:

Examine social factors behind fast food and healthy aging

A large study surprisingly linked fast and fried food consumption to healthy aging, which researchers speculate is due to social factors rather than the food itself.

#longevity

#nutrition

Prioritize personal reactions over general dietary studies

While large studies show population trends, your personal negative reactions to certain foods should take priority over general dietary recommendations.

#nutrition

#personalized-health

Differentiate plant-forward diets to assess unique health benefits

The studied diets were so similar in their plant-forward approach that it was difficult to truly compare the benefits of divergent eating patterns.

#nutrition

#plant-based

Emphasize plant-based foods for healthy aging

All diets associated with healthy aging emphasized plant-based foods like whole grains and vegetables, while de-emphasizing red meat, refined grains, and sugary drinks.

#longevity

#plant-based

Avoid ultra-processed foods to promote healthy aging

Even after adjusting for many other lifestyle factors, ultra-processed foods were consistently linked to worse odds of healthy aging.

#aging

#processed-food

Achieve healthy aging by avoiding major diseases and maintaining function

Healthy aging was defined as surviving to age 72 while being free of 11 major diseases and maintaining intact cognitive, physical, and mental function.

#aging

#longevity

Reevaluate coffee and tea consumption for cognitive health

Contrary to popular belief, this study found coffee and tea were linked to worse or neutral cognitive function, possibly due to consumption during unhealthy times like night shifts.