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What foods must i eat to boost my metabolism as i get old?
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Vitamins & aspirin: Taking a daily vitamin is the best first option. If you are >40y male or >50y female take daily 81mg aspirin. Can also take vit d 2000 iu/day if you are experiencing some fatigue. Most others haven't been shown to make a difference.
Answered 12/9/2013
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