Deficiency in taurine amino acid may speed up ageing process, say scientists

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Deficiency in taurine amino acid may speed up ageing process, say scientists
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The team of researchers looked at blood samples and measured the taurine concentrations at different ages in mice, monkeys, and humans. The team have now come to the conclusion that amino acid might actually be a promising anti-ageing strategy.

Researchers who analysed the amino acid in mice and monkeys found the supplements can slow down ageing.

The lifespan of the mice who consumed the supplements increased by an average of 12% in females and 10% in males. The study also revealed a daily intake of 500 and 1000 milligrams of taurine supplement per kg of body weight was also associated with improvements in strength, coordination, and cognitive functions in rodents.

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