Adherence to danish dietary guidelines
Intervention1 paper2 findings
- Humans1
Associations
2DunedinPACE
downin humans1−3.1% lower pace of aging
1 study
DunedinPACE
downin humans1−3.1% lower pace of aging
Adherence to danish dietary guidelines are associated with DunedinPACE in humans (3.1% lower pace of aging).
Humanscross-sectional individual analysesper 1 unit increase in index score
Dietary benefits on epigenetic aging may largely reflect familial factors · GeroScience · 26 Sep 2026
PCGrimAge
downin humans1
1 study
PCGrimAge
downin humans1
Adherence to danish dietary guidelines are associated with PCGrimAge in humans (0.55-0.67 years lower PCGrimAge).
Humanscross-sectional individual analysesper 1 unit increase in index score
Dietary benefits on epigenetic aging may largely reflect familial factors · GeroScience · 26 Sep 2026
Latest
1Dietary benefits on epigenetic aging may largely reflect familial factors
A longitudinal study of Danish twins found individual-level dietary associations with biological age attenuated after controlling for shared genetics and early-life environment.