Green diet components positive effect on biological aging
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We further examined the association between change in different clocks and the change in GMD score. Across all groups, the 18-month GMD component intake score was inversely associated with the relative change in Li mAge (beta =  − 0.338, Green-MED adherence, components, and the association with mAge change. Left: forest plot of GMD adherence score (lower left) and its components (upper left) following 18 months of dietary intervention across groups with between-group differences indicated. Data presented as mean ± SE. Adherence was assessed using a 9-item score, ranging from 0 (non-adherence) to 9 (full adherence). Upper middle: association changes in the corresponding dietary component on the left with relative changes in Li mAge. Lower middle: the association of GMD score and relative change in Li mAge. Upper right: association changes in the corresponding dietary component on the left with relative changes in Hannum mAge. Lower middle: the association of GMD score and relative change in Hannum mAge. Data presented as beta coefficients; multi-variate models adjusted for age, sex, baseline mAge, and weight loss. Red dots = HDG; blue dots MED; green dots = green = MED. *Similar results for the associations of change in mAge and the 9-item GMD score were observed for the Hannum 18-month mAge relative change (beta =  − 0.377, 