The Anti-Aging Potential of Rapamycin
Traditionally used as an immune suppressant following organ transplants, rapamycin is of interest to researchers as it can slow down cell growth and fight aging.
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Can Blood Rejuvenation Turn Old into New Again?
Sounding like something out of a science fiction novel, blood rejuvenation is now an area of research that involves using young blood to renew elder lives.
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The Brain Benefits of Being Bilingual
Recent research suggests that learning a new language increases the robustness of the brain’s infrastructure, increasing blood flow and the activity of neurons.
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Is Blood Type a Factor in Dementia Risk?
According to studies published in recent years, blood type is an important factor in determining risk for developing dementia in older adults.
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Can Human Growth Hormone Fight Aging?
It’s often claimed that human growth hormone (HGH) can help reverse the effects of aging by increasing the amount of HGH in our systems. But is it true?
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Can Melatonin Supplements Slow Down Aging
Melatonin is a hormone that has grabbed the interest of anti-aging experts as research suggests it may have benefits beyond a sleep aid.
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Autophagy: Your Body’s Anti-Aging Mechanism
Autophagy is the body’s internal self-preservation mechanism to remove dysfunctional cells and recycle them for cellular repair and cleaning.
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How Does the Gut Microbiome Affect Our Health?
Research in recent years has begun to paint a clearer picture of the relationship between gut bacteria and a wide range of health conditions.
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Cannabis: Good or Bad for the Aging Brain?
A closer look at the research and views of researchers interested in the effects of THC on the brain, particularly as it relates to aging.
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Can Stem Cell Therapy Help Those Suffering from Dementia?
Stem cells and their remarkable power to transform into other types of cells have been the topic of numerous studies in recent years. One of the areas researchers have been…
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