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“The experiments revealed clear age-related declines as well as improvements after treatment: Aging neurons had lower GTP levels, including less free GTP near mitochondria. This decline appeared earlier in the Alzheimer-like strain.”

“They repeated their experiment in monkeys, worms, and yeast and observed similar effects. They also found that taurine reduced several hallmarks of aging in all the species studied, including cellular senescence, mitochondrial dysfunction, DNA damage, and inflammation.”

“Loss of cognitive function is a common feature of aging. One strategy for measuring cognitive function is assessing functional connectivity – a proxy for brain network activity.”

“Plants produce natural compounds to ward off insects. At low doses, these chemicals can trigger cellular responses in the body that exceed what is actually needed to compensate for the otherwise damaging insult (called hormesis) and can slow biological aging.”

“Chronic immune activation is increasingly recognized as a powerful contributor to the aging process. Developing safe and effective strategies to counteract this persistent activation, which intensifies with age, is essential for promoting healthy aging.”

“Exercise also decreased the numbers of microglia/monocytes expressing a crucial initiating component of the complement pathway that others have shown previously to play are role in age-related cognitive decline. View full publication.”

“Adults with extreme obesity have increased risks of dying at a young age from cancer and many other causes including heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and kidney and liver diseases.”

“Having low INSL3 was also associated with reduced sexual function, bone mineral density, and physical activity, as well as increased occurrence of hypertension, cardiovascular disease, cancer, and diabetes.”

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“Mitochondrial function declines with aging, driving many age-related conditions, including Alzheimer's disease. A recent study in mice found that urolithin A, a compound derived from pomegranates and walnuts, promotes mitophagy – the targeted destruction of damaged mitochondria – in the brain.”