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New NAD World 3.0 Theory Emphasizes NMN’s Importance In Aging

Washington University’s Shin-Ichiro Imai explains how an NMN cell transporter and vesicles containing an NMN synthesis enzyme play key roles in maintaining NAD+ levels, the decline of which is tied to aging.

1 day ago
Kidney, Liver & Lungs

Shocking Study Reveals Common Cough Medicine Could Treat Lung Disease

Dextromethorphan (DXM), a common cough medicine, significantly reduces lung fibrosis in mice, offering new hope for over 250,000 Americans living with the disease.

4 days ago
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New Harvard Study Shows NMN Supplement Enhances Blood Vessel Formation

The NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) precursor NMN (nicotinamide mononucleotide) restores impaired blood vessel formation in old sedentary mice.

Jan 31, 2025
Neurological

New Nature Study Unveils the Most Age-Sensitive Brain Cells, Suggesting How Caloric Restriction Extends Life

Clusters of brain cells involved in feeding behavior are the most vulnerable to aging, providing insights into how caloric restriction — consuming fewer calories — may prolong lifespan.

Jan 27, 2025
Aging & Longevity

The Lowdown on Seragon’s RESTORIN Aging Optimizer

Jan 23, 2025
Aging & Longevity

Modulating mTOR to Slow Aging with Fasting, Quercetin, Curcumin, and Rapamycin

A physician and YouTube personality, Dr. Paul Anderson, discusses a set of proteins called mTOR that modulates age-related biochemical pathways and describes ways to suppress it for longevity.

Jan 23, 2025

Want to Live Longer? Scientists Say Drink Coffee in the Morning, Not All Day

New study suggests drinking 1 to 3 cups of coffee in the morning is linked to a 16% lower risk of all-cause mortality and a 31% lower risk of cardiovascular mortality.

Jan 21, 2025
Metabolism

Diet and Exercise Can Reverse Diabetes, Suggests New Study

New research suggests a plant-based diet and exercise improve blood sugar in medicated diabetes patients better than medications alone, even reversing diabetes in some.

Jan 20, 2025
Bone, Muscle & Skin

New Hair Regrowth Agent Isoquercitrin Targets Hallmarks of Aging

The plant-based compound isoquercitrin promotes hair regrowth by targeting hallmarks of aging — biological drivers of aging — in rats.

Jan 17, 2025
Neurological

New Research Reveals Sleep Medication Could Make Your Brain Age Faster

The removal of metabolic waste from the brain is impaired by the pharmaceutical sleep-aid drug zolpidem in mice.

Jan 17, 2025
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NMN Suppresses the Progression of Hearing Loss, New Research from Japan Shows

Japanese scientists find that NMN (nicotinamide mononucleotide) supplementation prevents age-related hearing loss in mice.

Jan 13, 2025
Bone, Muscle & Skin

Is Taking NMN Better Than Eating Broccoli?

A compound found in broccoli called sulforaphene slows skin aging in mice but the NAD+ precursor NMN (nicotinamide mononucleotide) appears to be just as effective.

Jan 10, 2025
Neurological

Neural Stem Cell Transplants Show Safety and Potential in Breakthrough Phase 1 Spinal Cord Injury Trial

Neural stem cell transplants show long-term safety, reduce chronic pain, and improve motor control in spinal cord injury patients.

Jan 7, 2025
Aging & Longevity

New Epigenetic Clocks Advance Age Assessment Precision

A new method to accurately assess biological age—an age appraisal based on risks for aging-associated diseases—has progressed to cell-type resolution, offering more precision.

Jan 7, 2025
Immunity

Probiotics Reverse Aging When Combined with Vitamin D, New Research Shows

A pilot study shows that probiotics — beneficial gut bacteria — combined with vitamin D reverses biological age by over 10 years and improves the immune system of both men and women.

Jan 3, 2025