Studies of Caloric Restriction and Longevity in Animals Show That

question 54

Multiple Choice

Studies of caloric restriction and longevity in animals show that

• A) with caloric restriction, diseases are not reduced but longevity is still enhanced.
• B) with caloric restriction animals live longer and have a lower incidence of heart disease and cancer.
• C) only obese animals show increase of disease and shortened life spans.
• D) animals that followed their usual diets live longer than those with lower or higher caloric intake.

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