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flag A 2026 study links daily multivitamins to a modest slowing of aging in older adults, with no serious side effects.

flag A large 2026 study published in Nature Medicine found that daily multivitamin use over two years was linked to a modest slowing of biological aging in older adults, equivalent to about four months, based on DNA methylation changes in two of five epigenetic aging clocks. flag The randomized trial, involving 958 adults with an average age of 70, showed the most benefit in those who started with accelerated biological aging. flag Cocoa extract had no effect. flag While the results are statistically significant and consistent across methods, experts caution the clinical impact remains unclear, and further research is needed to confirm long-term health benefits. flag The study did not assess disease prevention or lifespan extension.

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