Bowel movement Frequency Linked to Longevity, New Research Suggests
FULDA, GERMANY – The regularity of your bowel movements may offer a surprising clue to your life expectancy, according to emerging research highlighted by Fuldaer Zeitung. While often overlooked,the frequency with which individuals eliminate waste is now being investigated as a potential indicator of overall health and longevity,alongside established risk factors like smoking,diabetes,and high blood pressure.
researchers are increasingly focused on the gut microbiome and its profound influence on systemic health. Consistent bowel movements suggest a well-functioning digestive system, efficient nutrient absorption, and a balanced gut flora – all crucial components of a longer, healthier life. Conversely, infrequent or highly variable bowel habits can signal underlying health issues that may shorten lifespan. Five primary risk factors are currently considered key in the growth of dementia, but gut health is gaining recognition as a potentially modifiable element in preventative care.
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