Sentences with phrase «extending average lifespan»

Consistently raising puppies lean would be expected to further reduce the percentage of Goldens with hip dysplasia, while also extending average lifespan.

Medical advances are consistently extending the average lifespan.

Man himself is determining that, having extended his average lifespan from the thirties in colonial days to nearly seventy now.

And a 2011 study from Newcastle University in the U.K. suggested that because of these added nutrients, switching to organic food can extend the average lifespan — by about 25 days for men and 17 days for women.

While it's true that modern medical advances and awareness of unhealthy lifestyles have extended our average lifespan, the average Canadian is just an accident or sickness away from leaving his / her family with a financial catastrophe.

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If China sustains these reductions, the average resident could see their lifespan extend by 2.4 years, according to researchers.

CR is the only known dietary measure capable of extending maximum lifespan, as opposed to average lifespan.

In one 23 - year study of rhesus monkeys published in 2012, the average lifespan of the monkeys was not extended by restricting overall calorie intake.

Their weight should be 18 pounds, or less The lifespan of a Toy dog is at an average of 14 years that can be extended by giving the dog a healthy lifestyle, proper mental and physical stimulation as well as good nutrition.

The Boxer dog breed has an average lifespan of 15 years, and with quality, all natural diets combined with plenty of exercise, this can be extended.

Dr. Lore I. Haug, DVM, MS, DACVB of Texas Veterinary Behavior Services agrees that keeping cats indoors has extended the average cat's lifespan but also deprives them of opportunities to engage in normal predatory / foraging behavior and has limited their environment in both size and variety.

For example, since 1980 the United States has only extended its average expected lifespan by 4 years, while Japan — the country where people can expect to live the longest, to age 83 — has increased it by 6 years.