Healthy living can turn our cells' clock back to Age Younger

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With each DNA cell division these telomeres get shorter, so as we age they wear away like a candle wick burning down. Now there is evidence that telomeres can re-grow if people switch to, and maintain, a healthy lifestyle. Previous studies comparing telomere lengths in individuals against the population as a whole suggest that shorter telomeres are linked with ill health, including heart disease, dementia and cancer, and also with a shorter lifespan. Here are 5 ways to keep your telomeres longer – potentially slowing down the aging process on the DNA level. TUNE IN WEDNESDAY JULY24 AT 7PM FOR THE REST OF THE STORY.