I'm generally bearish on calorie/protein restriction increasing healthspan/lifespan in humans. I question how applicable these sterile mice studies are to peopl

I'm generally bearish on calorie/protein restriction increasing healthspan/lifespan in humans. I question how applicable these sterile mice studies are to people who live in the real world who get infections, hip fractures, etc. https://peterattiamd.com/calorie-restriction-part-iia-monkey-studies https://peterattiamd.com/calorie-restriction-part-iia-monkey... To grossly simplify the above article about monkeys, we have a 2x2 matrix: diet quality and calorie restriction (CR). Good Diet + No CR = 29.10 years median lifespan Good Diet + CR = 28.48 years median lifespan Shit Diet + No CR = 25.91 years median lifespan Shit Diet + CR = 28.32 years median lifespan So yeah, if you're gonna eat a crap diet CR will help you. But how about you don't eat crap and go out and exercise?