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BMI Mediates the Association between Macronutrient Subtypes and Phenotypic Age Acceleration.

Nutrients - 10 Oct 2024

He Kai, Xu Tong, Song Xingxu, Fang Jiaxin, Jiang Kexin, Hu Chengxiang, He Xue, Tao Yuchun, Jin Lina

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Background: There is growing evidence that diet and aging are associated; however, few studies have examined the relationship between macronutrient subtypes and phenotypic age acceleration, and the extent to which BMI (body mass index) mediates this association is unclear. Methods: This study included 6911 individuals who were 20 years or older and had participated in the National Health and Nutrition Examination...

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PMID: 39458432
DOI: 10.3390/nu16203436
PMCID: PMC11510402

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