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Rats missing this amino acid are living 40% longer lives — would it work for humans too?

Methionine is found in protein – it is an essential amino acid.

Young people need methionine for growth and adults need a little for general health.

In the last few decades we have seen a lot of claims about potential anti aging diets based on animal studies.

First low-calorie diets, then low-protein diets, were found to significantly increase lifespan in small animals.

Later studies have shown that it may be that both of these diets lead to methionine restriction…

And it is methionine which is the aging factor.

You can find a little methionine in many foods – but there is a lot of methionine in meat.

Methionine has a counterpart too – glycine.

Glycine is anti-inflammatory and anti-ageing – but these days most people eat diets high in methionine and low in glycine.

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The review article was written at the Orentreich Foundation for the Advancement of Science in Cold Spring-on-Hudson, NY. The paper was published in Experimental Gerontology.

The article discusses some of the recent discoveries surrounding the role of methionine in health and longevity.

A number of experiments in rats and other small animals show that limiting dietary methionine decreases fat gain (adiposity) over the course of a lifetime.

Limiting methionine also improves insulin sensitivity.

“Lifespan extension by methionine restriction is associated with decreased adiposity and improvement of insulin sensitivity.”

Methionine has a number of effects on metabolism in fat cells.

These metabolic alterations may be one reason why methionine has these health benefits.

Methionine also impairs liver metabolism.

The liver is extremely important for many functions in the body and can play a massive role in how long an animal lives.

“Decreased adiposity is a response to metabolic adaptations in adipose tissue. Insulin sensitivity is associated with energetic changes in the liver.”

Rodent studies show again and again that limiting the amount of methionine in the diet causes significant increases in longevity.

“Methionine restriction extends lifespan.”

We also now know that methionine is not the only amino acid which accelerates aging.

Cysteine has a similar effect.

When low-methionine animals are given extra cysteine, the benefits of the low-methionine diet are canceled out.

Like methionine, meats are the foods which are highest in cysteine.

“Methionine restriction mediated effects are reversed by cysteine supplementation of the methionine restriction diet.”

Limiting methionine intake not only increases lifespan it also greatly slows age-related diseases.

“Restriction of dietary methionine by 80% slows the progression of aged-related diseases and prolongs lifespan in rodents.”

At the core of the benefits of methionine restriction lies increased mitochondrial biogenesis.

The mitochondria are the energy producing engines of the cells.

More mitochondria, more energy, and a greater ability to repair the body.

“These beneficial effects of methionine restriction involve a host of metabolic adaptations leading to increased mitochondrial biogenesis and function.”

When methionine is restricted the body creates more mitochondria…

This may be the fundamental reason why low-methionine animals live significantly longer.

“Increased mitochondrial biogenesis leads to elevated energy expenditure, changes of lipid and carbohydrate homeostasis.”

In the last few years we have also learned that mitochondrial biogenesis plays a massive role in inflammation and inflammatory diseases.

“Mitochondrial biogenesis also decreases inflammation.”

The results of these experiments show why it is not such a good idea for adults to eat lots of meat.

Restricting methionine in childhood could lead to growth problems – but adults could do with eating a little less.

I have written elsewhere about other experiments…

Which show that supplemental glycine extends lifespan similar to methionine restriction.

The reason for this is that glycine helps the liver to dump excess methionine.

So another life-extending idea is to make sure that you get plenty of glycine in your diet.

Natural sources of glycine bone broth, gelatin and collagen.

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Metabolic adaptations to methionine restriction that benefit health and lifespan in rodentshttps://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22819757/