The amino acid taurine appears to improve health and extend the lifespan of worms, mice and monkeys, according to a new study, though further research is needed to confirm whether it can do the same ...

Taurine, a dietary supplement, is in the news because of a paper in the journal Science that showed multiple beneficial effects in mice (anti-aging, mental health, weight loss, etc.). Normally, I'm ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Taurine has shown some early promise as an anti-aging treatment. But much more research is needed ...

Taurine, an amino acid that humans produce naturally, is the latest anti-aging supplement that shows potential for increasing longevity. The amino acid can be found naturally in animal products and ...

An amino acid found in meat, fish and energy drinks might be a key regulator of aging in animals, a new study suggests. However, experts warn that no one should start seeing Red Bull as a fountain of ...

In the ever-growing hunt for the fountain of youth, taurine has suddenly taken center stage. From biohacking forums to longevity labs, this naturally occurring amino acid is being hailed as a ...

Scientists have long been trying to discover whether the popular supplement taurine can slow aging. Evidence had suggested that levels of the nutrient found in meat and shellfish declined after ...

LifeWave, the global leader in wearable wellness technology, is announcing the debut of Cellergize Evening, a new drink supplement formu ...

As the number of adults over age 65 is expected to boom by 2050, there’s nothing more important to Vijay Yadav, who heads Columbia University’s Systems Biology of Aging Laboratory, than to uncover the ...

New research on animals and humans finds taurine levels decline with age. The study also discovered that mice and monkeys meet healthier markers after taking taurine for a set period of time. A lot of ...

Even though taurine is a naturally occurring amino acid, for supplemental use, it is considered ‘possibly safe,’ and it is not recommended for pregnant or nursing women and infants. 1 In sufficient ...