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Does Having More Kids Keep You Young?
A recent study claims that women who give birth to more number of children tend to age slowly. It claims that the body tends to age slowly when a woman chooses to give birth to more kids.
This study found out that mothers who had more children displayed longer 'telomeres'. What are these telomeres? Well, they are nothing but the tips of DNA strands. They generally denote the ageing process. Longer tips indicate longer lifespan too.
After assessing more than 75 mothers and their children, researchers came to this opinion. As a part of the study, researchers collected the specimens of saliva of all the participants.
Previously, researchers were of the opinion that having more children would speed up the ageing process but this study contradicted that opinion.
In
the
mothers
who
gave
birth
to
more
children,
telomeres
shortened
at
a
slower
pace
according
to
the
researchers.
Researchers
also
added
that
even
the
environment
and
other
factors
could
also
have
played
a
role
in
the
ageing
rate
and
the
reproduction
rate
of
the
mothers
who
have
participated
in
the
study.
Though this study claims that having more children can slow down ageing, it may not be practical for most of the couples to have as many children as possible due to the lack of resources, time and many other factors.
Also, as most of the countries in the world are getting densely populated, many wouldn't even prefer or recommend having more children to slow down their ageing process.
In fact, having more than one kid nowadays isn't even a practical idea! But still, this study was an interesting one as researchers were wondering how ageing can be slowed down.
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