SPOTLIGHTNMN Limits the Initiation of Precancer, According to New Study
Scientists find that NMN (nicotinamide mononucleotide) mitigates the conversion of stomach cells into intestinal-like cells, which may potentially reduce the risk of stomach cancer.
Seragon’s Breakthrough Longevity Candidate SRN-901 Dramatically Increases Lifespan and Healthspan in Preclinical Study
Seragon Biosciences has completed one of the most comprehensive preclinical studies to date, finding that its aging intervention candidate SRN-901 drastically prolongs lifespan and healthspan.
Combining Three Supplements at Low Doses Shown to Delay Age-Related Bone and Muscle Decline
Combining calcium β-hydroxy-β-methylbutyrate, colostrum basic protein, and hyaluronic acid in low doses provides comprehensive benefits against age-related muscle and bone loss in aged male mice.
Harvard Geneticist Says We May Be in the Middle of a Longevity Revolution
Harvard geneticist George Church says reaching longevity escape velocity, where scientific advancements extending lifespan outpace life expectancy, is not out of the question by 2035.
Aging Amplifies Liver Damage From Fatty Diets, Study Finds – But Rapamycin Reverses It
A new study shows aging makes the liver more vulnerable to high-fat diets, but rapamycin may reverse inflammation, restore metabolic function, and reduce fatty liver damage.
Hearing Loss Prevented by Anti-Aging Supplement Quercetin: New Study
Scientists find that the plant-based molecule quercetin mitigates age-related hearing loss, averts cochlear deterioration, and reduces inflammation in middle-aged mice.
New Study Shows Stem Cells Overcome Aging in Humans
Stem cell therapy improves mobility in older adults suffering from frailty—a condition characterized by increased vulnerability to disease, disability, and death.
Max Planck Institute Scientists Show NAD+ Controls Heart Circadian Rhythm During Aging
New data show that NAD+ levels regulate the heart's circadian rhythm during aging, and the NAD+ precursor, NR, partially rescues rhythmicity and prevents heart enlargement in aged female mice.
New Technological Innovations That Could Make Living to 100 More Probable
Automated methods that analyze various physiological parameters and AI-powered longevity coaching companions may help more people live to 100.
Low-Carb High-Protein Diet Shortens Lifespan in New Study
Dutch scientists find that feeding mice a low-carbohydrate, high-protein diet shortens their lifespan by up to 36%.
- Aging & Longevity
Seragon’s Breakthrough Longevity Candidate SRN-901 Dramatically Increases Lifespan and Healthspan in Preclinical Study
Seragon Biosciences has completed one of the most comprehensive preclinical studies to date, finding that its aging intervention candidate SRN-901 drastically prolongs lifespan and healthspan.
- Bone, Muscle & Skin
Combining Three Supplements at Low Doses Shown to Delay Age-Related Bone and Muscle Decline
Combining calcium β-hydroxy-β-methylbutyrate, colostrum basic protein, and hyaluronic acid in low doses provides comprehensive benefits against age-related muscle and bone loss in aged male mice.
- Aging & Longevity
Harvard Geneticist Says We May Be in the Middle of a Longevity Revolution
Harvard geneticist George Church says reaching longevity escape velocity, where scientific advancements extending lifespan outpace life expectancy, is not out of the question by 2035.
- Kidney, Liver & Lungs
Aging Amplifies Liver Damage From Fatty Diets, Study Finds – But Rapamycin Reverses It
A new study shows aging makes the liver more vulnerable to high-fat diets, but rapamycin may reverse inflammation, restore metabolic function, and reduce fatty liver damage.
- Neurological
Hearing Loss Prevented by Anti-Aging Supplement Quercetin: New Study
Scientists find that the plant-based molecule quercetin mitigates age-related hearing loss, averts cochlear deterioration, and reduces inflammation in middle-aged mice.
- Aging & Longevity
New Study Shows Stem Cells Overcome Aging in Humans
Stem cell therapy improves mobility in older adults suffering from frailty—a condition characterized by increased vulnerability to disease, disability, and death.
- Cardiovascular
Max Planck Institute Scientists Show NAD+ Controls Heart Circadian Rhythm During Aging
New data show that NAD+ levels regulate the heart's circadian rhythm during aging, and the NAD+ precursor, NR, partially rescues rhythmicity and prevents heart enlargement in aged female mice.
- Aging & Longevity
New Technological Innovations That Could Make Living to 100 More Probable
Automated methods that analyze various physiological parameters and AI-powered longevity coaching companions may help more people live to 100.
- Aging & Longevity
Low-Carb High-Protein Diet Shortens Lifespan in New Study
Dutch scientists find that feeding mice a low-carbohydrate, high-protein diet shortens their lifespan by up to 36%.
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Combining Three Supplements at Low Doses Shown to Delay Age-Related Bone and Muscle Decline
Combining calcium β-hydroxy-β-methylbutyrate, colostrum basic protein, and hyaluronic acid in low doses provides comprehensive benefits against age-related muscle and bone loss in aged male mice.
NMN Limits the Initiation of Precancer, According to New Study
Scientists find that NMN (nicotinamide mononucleotide) mitigates the conversion of stomach cells into intestinal-like cells, which may potentially reduce the risk of stomach cancer.
Harvard Geneticist Says We May Be in the Middle of a Longevity Revolution
Harvard geneticist George Church says reaching longevity escape velocity, where scientific advancements extending lifespan outpace life expectancy, is not out of the question by 2035.
Aging Amplifies Liver Damage From Fatty Diets, Study Finds – But Rapamycin Reverses It
A new study shows aging makes the liver more vulnerable to high-fat diets, but rapamycin may reverse inflammation, restore metabolic function, and reduce fatty liver damage.
Hearing Loss Prevented by Anti-Aging Supplement Quercetin: New Study
Scientists find that the plant-based molecule quercetin mitigates age-related hearing loss, averts cochlear deterioration, and reduces inflammation in middle-aged mice.
Max Planck Institute Scientists Show NAD+ Controls Heart Circadian Rhythm During Aging
New data show that NAD+ levels regulate the heart's circadian rhythm during aging, and the NAD+ precursor, NR, partially rescues rhythmicity and prevents heart enlargement in aged female mice.
New Study Shows Stem Cells Overcome Aging in Humans
Stem cell therapy improves mobility in older adults suffering from frailty—a condition characterized by increased vulnerability to disease, disability, and death.
New Technological Innovations That Could Make Living to 100 More Probable
Automated methods that analyze various physiological parameters and AI-powered longevity coaching companions may help more people live to 100.
Low-Carb High-Protein Diet Shortens Lifespan in New Study
Dutch scientists find that feeding mice a low-carbohydrate, high-protein diet shortens their lifespan by up to 36%.
NMN vs. NR: Why NMN May Be Better for Older and Obese Adults
For the first time, scientists have identified altered NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide)-related genes within the fat tissue of obese and older adults.
What 82-Year-Old Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones Does to Defy Advanced Age
Mick Jagger prioritizes eating foods grown without pesticides and processed as little as possible and adheres to a rigorous workout routine to stay fit.
Foods Lacking Fiber Destroy Emotional Memories, New Study Shows
Fear-based memory impairments occur in aged but not young rats in response to multiple refined food diets that lack fiber, affecting circulating beneficial fats produced in the gut.
NMN and 78c: A New Synergy for Treating Dry Eye and Aging
NMN (nicotinamide mononucleotide) enhances the effect of 78c, which inhibits an NMN-degrading enzyme called CD38, against age-related dry eye in mice.
New Model Connects Mouth Microbes to Aging
An imbalance in microbes in the mouth has been linked to age-related neurological and metabolic conditions; therapeutics from traditional Chinese medicine may counteract it.
Large-Scale Human Study Shows an Association Between Vitamin Intake and Slower Aging
In 15,050 adults, a higher intake of vitamins is associated with reduced biological aging—an assessment of the functional age of cells, tissues, and organ systems.