Keep cool to stay young


By AGENCY

A lower body temperature could be one of the keys to slowing down the ageing process. — AFP

Keeping cool could help stall the signs of ageing, going by tests on mice carried out by scientists at Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s (MIT) Whitehead Institute and Harvard Medical School, both in the United States.

The researchers believe that hibernation-like habits could work better than anti-ageing creams and sweat-inducing workouts for older people who want to stay looking younger. 

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