Well yes, if you "starve" cells, you also starve things like cancerous cells. Good luck getting modern society to "calorie restrict" beyond single digit percen

Well yes, if you "starve" cells, you also starve things like cancerous cells. Good luck getting modern society to "calorie restrict" beyond single digit percentage of population. But there are even lower hanging fruit on the "health and longevity" tree. Go read about protein glycosylation (where sugar attached to proteins) vs aging and chronic inflammation. Most animal proteins do not have (enough) glycine in them. Dunno which source to link on this as there are thousands but maybe start here as a more layperson explainer and check google scholar for more if interested https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/05/150526085138.htm https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/05/150526085138.h...