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Anti-Aging Pill: New Study on TA-65 Sparks Controversy

A major new study claims the pricey supplement TA-65 may turn back the clock, all the way down to our DNA—but many scientists are brushing it off as snake oil. Thea Singer investigates.

Thea Singer
Thea Singer
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The “anti-aging” herbal supplement TA-65, which the scientific community has long dismissed as snake oil, might actually work. (Getty Images)
Thea Singer

Thea Singer

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