Anti-Aging
Anti-aging encompasses the practices, studies, and treatments aimed at slowing, preventing, or reversing the aging process in humans. This multidisciplinary field draws on insights from medicine, biology, genetics, and nutrition, among others, to understand the mechanisms of aging and mitigate its effects on the body and mind. Anti-aging strategies can include lifestyle changes, such as a diet, exercise, and stress management, alongside medical interventions like hormone replacements, supplements, and advanced therapies that target aging at a cellular or molecular level. Recent scientific advancements have also explored the potential of gene editing, stem cell therapy, and regenerative medicine to promote longevity and improve quality of life, making anti-aging an area of intense research and growing interest.
Anti-Aging
Latest Posts
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Exploring the Anti-Aging Effects of Vitamin D: Insights from the Drosophila Model
A recent study by researchers from Pusan National University and the Korea Food Research Institute has revealed the protective effects of the vitamin D/vitamin D receptor pathway against aging, focusing on its influence on intestinal stem cells…
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Anti aging Potential of Enzymatically Modified Isoquercitrin
Research on enzymatically-modified isoquercitrin (EMIQ) reveals its promising anti-aging properties, including antioxidant capabilities and protection against collagen degradation. Clinical trials confirm EMIQ’s effectiveness in improving skin health, positioning it as a potent ingredient in anti-aging skincare formulations.
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Anti aging drugs focus – Rapamycin
Rapamycin, which functions by inhibiting mTOR pathway, a potential immunomodulator, anti-inflammatory, and anti-aging effects.
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Calorie restricted diet promotes intestinal regeneration after injury
Dramatic calorie restriction have long been known to boost healthy lifespan and reduce the risk of heart attack, diabetes and other age-related conditions. In animal studies it is shown to extend life span in most animal species…
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Caloric restriction can be protective to brain
Studies of different animal species suggest a link between eating less and living longer, but the molecular mechanisms by which caloric restriction affords protection against disease and extends longevity are not well understood. New clues to help…
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