Omega-3 Could Help Slow Aging—And It Works Even Better with Vitamin D and Exercise
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Older adults who exercised frequently and took omega-3 and vitamin D supplements saw slower biological aging by up to four months, a new study found. Experts weigh in on the "groundbreaking" research.

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