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Eating less and the DNA mistakes that build up with age.

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  1. Oct 25, 2026
    EATING 30% LESS CHANGES MUTATIONS DIFFERENTLY BY TISSUEMouse study

    Mice that ate 30% less built up fewer DNA mutations, most in the liver

    A mouse study in the journal Cell found that cutting calories by 30% lowered the number of DNA mistakes cells pile up with age, but not equally in every organ.