(Telomeres are part of our DNA that stop it from breaking when it replicates. You have less of them as you grow older, which some people think is part of the reason that we get less healthy as we age)pic.twitter.com/6iLjGFhzIh
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Anyway, there are more problems but I think that's enough for now You can't really take much away from this study except that adults in 2000 who drank full fat milk might've had slightly shorter telomerespic.twitter.com/LSREjADsty
TL:DR - drinking skimmed milk can't "add 4.5 years to your life" - the study had nothing to do with age - probably not causal - DRINK WHATEVER MILK YOU WANT
Oh, forgot to mention that if this regression was accurate you'd expect that people who eat cheese, which has a very high percentage of milk fat, would have basically no telomereshttps://twitter.com/GidMK/status/1217927165884321792?s=20 …
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