CR Research Moves Forward! Would you like to live an extraordinarily long and healthy life – to function at your peak without the significant decline that most people experience as they age? The Calorie Restriction Society is making a difference. The Society pursues research that reports on nutritional factors that lead to improved health and potentially longer life. To get involved or to discuss a research proposal, Contact: Paul McGlothin, Vice President for Research, CR Society International, Research@CalorieRestriction.org. Find out more about the CR Society’s involvement in research.

Our goal is to help people of all ages live longer and healthier lives simply by:

• eating fewer calories
• maintaining adequate nutrition

Graph adapted from: Weindruch R, et al. (1986). "The retardation of aging in mice by dietary restriction: longevity, cancer, immunity and lifetime energy intake." Journal of Nutrition, April, 116(4), pages 641-54.

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.