Popping a multivitamin could reduce your biological age by a few months — but don't rush to the drugstore just yet

Older adults who took one daily multivitamin slowed their pace of aging just a little bit, according to a study. tabcreator/Getty Images A new study showed that older adults on a multivitamin slowed their rate of biological aging. The study is a first step toward answering what, if anything, multivitamins may do to improve aging. It's hoped that, one day, doctors will be able to tailor supplement "stacks" to a person's biological age. We've all done it: popped a multivitamin and thought "wi...