The Claim
In adults who received Rejuvant® (an alpha-ketoglutarate-based supplement containing vitamins) for an average duration of 7 months, a mean reduction in biological age of 8 years was observed as measured by the TruAge DNA methylation test, with high statistical significance (p=6.538×10⁻¹²).
What the research says
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A study found that adults who took a supplement called Rejuvant® (containing alpha-ketoglutarate and vitamins) for about 7 months had their biological age reduced by an average of 8 years, as measured by a DNA test called TruAge.
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Adults taking Rejuvant® (alpha-ketoglutarate with vitamins) for an average of 7 months showed an average reduction in biological age of 8 years as measured by the TruAge DNA methylation test, with a highly statistically significant p-value of 6.538×10⁻¹²
What the research says
1 studyThe study tested the exact same thing as the claim: people taking Rejuvant® for about 7 months and measuring their biological age with a DNA methylation test. The study found an 8-year reduction in biological age, which matches what the claim says exactly.
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