The science behind Urolithin A and how it helps our cells age better
Live Forever Club - 20-Oct-2025Natural compounds may help keep our bodies healthier for longer
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Natural compounds may help keep our bodies healthier for longer
This may reduce the risk of heart failure and other age-related heart problems
Cells halted in the G2 phase show stronger aging markers and respond better to senolytic drugs
Removing these aged cells may improve organ function
Amino acids, like glutamine, keep mitochondria strong and slow ageing
Future treatments must balance benefits and risks
Experts show how science, habits, and policy may boost healthy lifespan
More human trials are needed to confirm anti-ageing effects
Dorian’s anti-senescence tech adds firepower to Altos Labs’ rejuvenation strategy
First GPX4 modulator enters human trials to target senescent cells and combat skin aging
Unity exits eye drug race, Mammoth tightens focus on CRISPR pipeline
Some drugs may help remove aged cells, while others protect healthy ones
The company is still testing the therapies, but early signs are positive.
A novel approach targeting senescent cells offers new hope for resistant patients
LAMP1 may help distinguish and eliminate harmful senescent cells in age-related diseases
The drugs showed small benefits in those with cognitive issues
More research is needed to confirm long-term benefits
Removing senescent cells may improve skin health
Ongoing clinical trials aim to confirm its effectiveness in human therapies
A clinical trial finds only subtle effects of senolytic therapy on age-related bone loss
Insilico’s ISM001-055 outperforms rapamycin in reducing inflammation and restoring cellular function
This non-invasive method could be useful in treating age-related conditions
Scientists test drugs that clear “zombie cells” to slow ageing and improve health
Suppressing a key protein rejuvenates old cells, while its overproduction accelerates ageing
Treated mice lived longer, moved better, and remembered more