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Study Could Help Explain Why Colder Body Temperature Extends Lifespan in Many Species

Source: Singularity Hub • Published: 27 Oct 2026, 20:50

Summarized by Masters of Longevity from Singularity Hub.

Worms raised in cooler conditions produced BH2 and lived longer.

Study Could Help Explain Why Colder Body Temperature Extends Lifespan in Many Species
Key Takeaways
  • Cold prompted worm muscles to increase BH2 production.
  • BH2 was linked to higher tyrosine and extended worm lifespan.
  • Human cells treated with BH2 showed reduced toxic protein aggregation.
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