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Next CR Society Conference to be held Nov. 18-22, 2009 in Atlanta. Information.
Welcome to the Calorie Restriction (CR) Society International
Our goal is to help people of all ages live longer and healthier lives simply by:
Since the 1930s extensive scientific research has shown that calorie restricted (CR) diets improve health and extend lifespans of nearly every species tested, including worms, spiders, rodents, dogs, cows and monkeys. We believe it is likely that people who carefully adopt a CR diet will see similar results. The CR Society supports the efforts of people who practice CR for current health, future longevity, or other benefits; those curious about or interested in understanding the effects of the diet; and those interested in the development of related, science-based health-enhancing and life-extension technologies. Our mailing lists provide a rich forum for such topical discussions. Calorie Restriction...the only proven life-extension method known to modern science.
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Latest Society News
CRS 2009 Conference coming up.
Harvard holds history-making CR conference. Aging & Healthy Lifespan Conference, Sept 23, 2009: CR Society Research VP, Paul McGlothin will be at the podium with stellar CR Scientists. CR Society members on 60 Minutes – again! (May 24, 2009). CRSI leaders, Paul McGlothin and Meredith Averill contribute. See video and transcript (on CBS News website). CRS members on The Oprah Winfrey Show (Tuesday, Mar. 24, 2009) The CR Way to Happy Dieting. New CR Book available on-line! View all Recent Media Stories
Eat Less, Live Longer? Features Bob Cavanaugh - CR Society Managing director. (Newsweek). July 10, 2009 Low-Calorie Diet May Extend Life in Primates (New York Times). July 9, 2009. CR for fountain of youth? (San Francisco Chronicle). Sept. 2, 2007 Gene discovered that specifically links CR to longevity. 5/3/2007 Extreme dieting: Eat less, live longer? BBC Quotes Bob Cavanaugh, our managing director. 5/2/2007 View all |