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It's possible to eat healthy without too much money places in the world with long-lived people don't have rich people

Dr. David Cox, an English neuroscientist turned science journalist, discusses in his book 'The Age Code' how diet significantly impacts longevity and quality of life. He emphasizes the importance of reducing ultra-processed foods to less than 50% of daily caloric intake and highlights the benefits of consuming healthy fats like omega-3. The article notes that Cox's work has been published in major international media outlets such as BBC, The Guardian, WIRED, and others. His research suggests that nutrition is the most impactful factor individuals can control to enhance their lifespan and health. The article also mentions that Cox's book is being released in Croatia by Koncept Publishing.

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It's possible to eat healthy without too much money places in the world with long-lived people don't have rich people

Dr. David Cox, an English neuroscientist turned science journalist, discusses in his book 'The Age Code' how diet significantly impacts longevity and quality of life. He emphasizes the importance of reducing ultra-processed foods to less than 50% of daily caloric intake and highlights the benefits of consuming healthy fats like omega-3. The article notes that Cox's work has been published in major international media outlets such as BBC, The Guardian, WIRED, and others. His research suggests that nutrition is the most impactful factor individuals can control to enhance their lifespan and health. The article also mentions that Cox's book is being released in Croatia by Koncept Publishing.

Bias read (Center): The article provides a balanced overview of Dr. David Cox's scientific findings and does not exhibit clear bias toward any political ideology. It focuses on health and dietary recommendations without taking a stance on political issues.

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