How Your Chromosome Tips Change How You Age - 018

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You are about to learn how your chromosomes have the capability to keep your cells regenerating well past their expiration date.

We’re also in love with David Bowie’s view of aging - the very definition of being Timeless -

How The Tips of Your Chromosomes Change How You Age

You possess an incredible power within your cells - telomeres. These protective caps at the ends of your chromosomes hold the key to cellular vitality. Smart researchers are harnessing the power of telomere extension to unlock the fountain of youth for us all.

Your cells divide over your lifetime to keep you healthy, but each division slightly shortens the telomeres. When telomeres reach a critical length, they signal the cell to stop dividing. This process, known as the Hayflick limit, typically occurs after 50-70 divisions. But don't worry - this natural mechanism isn't a countdown to obsolescence. Our bodies have a built in solution. 

That solution is Telomerase, a remarkable enzyme  that can extend telomeres. Your stem cells already use telomerase like a superpower, and now scientists are exploring ways to purposely activate extension. With help you can unlock your cells' potential to divide more at any age, rejuvenate tissues, and maintain vitality for longer.

Some researchers call telomerase the infinity enzyme.

Researchers at Stanford University developed a method to lengthen telomeres in human cells using modified RNA. The results? Treated skin cells divided up to 40 more times than untreated ones. This discovery opens up possibilities for you to delay age-related conditions and boost your cellular resilience.

Companies are racing to bring telomere-based therapies to you. Rejuvenation Technologies Inc. is advancing treatments that could reverse over a decade of telomere changes in a matter of days. Telocyte is exploring telomerase gene therapy for Alzheimer's disease

While scientists work on balancing the benefits and considerations of telomere extension, you can take steps today to support your telomere health. Embrace a lifestyle that includes regular exercise, stress management, and a nutrient-rich diet. These choices can help maintain your telomeres and promote overall well-being.  AgeBetter.news will keep you posted on the latest developments in telomere-based therapies and how you can take advantage of them to roll back the clock.

As research progresses, you stand at the forefront of a revolution in cellular health. Embrace your timeless nature, and look forward to a future where you can unleash your body's full potential, regardless of the number of candles on your birthday cake.

This has been a transformative week for us. Stay tuned on Monday when we’ll share what we learned from embracing challenge and how it catapulted our vitality at our retreat. No more chasing comfort for us ….

Be Timeless,

Mary and John

Publishers, AgeBetter.news

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