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Coming up, researchers are now claiming that regular museum visits and theater outings...
Could slow down how fast your body ages.
On paper, it sounds like a dream prescription.
No pills, no gym memberships required, only culture.
But when you dig into the data a little bit, and we will, the picture gets a little murky.
Is it the art that's protecting your cells?
Or is it the walking and the socializing and the cognitive engagement that come along for the ride?
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at qq.com once again roundtablepodcast at qq.com What if your next anti-aging treatment isn't a supplement,
isn't a fitness tracker, and isn't an expensive skincare product?
What if it was just buying a ticket?
A new study has come up with a rather surprising connection between cultural activities and how quickly our bodies age.
And suddenly, going out to see a show doesn't just sound like entertainment anymore,
it sounds suspiciously like a health recommendation.