PROVO, Utah — Many people have their waistlines in mind when it comes to cutting back on food, but a recent study finds that eating less may actually slow the aging process as well. The research published in the journal Molecular & Cellular Proteomics determined that reduced calorie consumption causes ribosomes, a cell’s protein makers, to slow down, which seems to slow...
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