Researchers have engineered CMLase, the first enzyme shown to reverse the advanced glycation end product (AGE) Nε-carboxymethyl-lysine (CML), a form of protein damage long believed to be irreversible and strongly associated with aging and chronic disease. In laboratory studies, CMLase repaired CML damage in aged human tissues, providing proof-of-concept that age-related molecular damage may one day be repaired rather than merely slowed.
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Aging is increasingly understood as a system-wide process shaped by factors in the blood, which can actively drive either decline or rejuvenation rather than just reflect it. Emerging therapies that modify the circulatory environment show promise in reversing aspects of aging, though key challenges remain in identifying causal factors and proving effectiveness in humans.
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Researchers at Stanford Medicine studied aging mice and showed that changes in the gut microbiome trigger inflammation that weakens signaling through the vagus nerve to the hippocampus, impairing memory, but stimulating the nerve or altering gut bacteria restored memory performance. 🧠🦠
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@archedmedia@Dr_Singularity the Wrong paradigm that’s industrial era thinking. As a Type II civilization with full stellar energy and Drexler’s molecular manufacturing, we get Star Trek replicators: any physical good made perfectly in seconds at near-zero cost. Scarcity ends. Money loses meaning for basics.
Higher blood levels of the longevity protein klotho help protect cognition in older adults even when their brains show age-related atrophy, but this protective effect is not seen in younger adults.
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@elonmusk says ageing may be a solvable biological problem driven by a shared cellular “clock,” offering hope for longer healthy lives while stressing the need for society to adapt to extreme longevity. https://t.co/Nq7aK91NMi
Tryptophan is essential for brain health, but in aging and brain disease its metabolism becomes unbalanced, harming mood, learning, and sleep. A new study found that loss of the protein SIRT6 causes this shift toward toxic byproducts, and blocking a key enzyme can reverse brain damage and movement problems in flies.https://t.co/UPui0uQepy
@ophello @classybucket Mypoint is that it started out inappropriate,he got more conditioned by them, they started treating him “positively” in his experiences with them over the years. though I don’t think it excuses their initial behavior.I still think it’s inappropriate, even if they treat him better
@ophello@richgel999@PostDisclosure I’ve heard a lot of accounts of E.Ts literally taking objects people nabbed out of peoples hands so in that regard we won’t have a lot of physical evidence from ships. They refuse it.
@classybucket @ophello It’s hard to show instances but there are people who refuse to believe that these beings don’t care about them and have an arrogant complex about them and forcibly experiment on people and just look at them as science experiments. Seen a lot with that mentality.