Telomeres & Aging: Can We Really Slow the Cellular Clock? #longevity
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đ§Ź Telomeres & Aging: Can You Really Lengthen Them?
Telomeres are like the plastic tips on your shoelacesâprotecting your DNA from fraying every time your cells divide. But as we age, these protective caps get shorter, pushing cells toward senescence and contributing to the aging process.
In this video, weâll break down:
- What telomeres are and why they matter for cellular health
- The role of telomerase, the enzyme that can rebuild telomeres
- How lifestyle factors like stress, exercise, sleep, and nutrition influence telomere length
- The latest science on telomerase activators, gene therapy, and senolytics
- Why telomeres are only one piece of the aging puzzle
âš Expect clear explanations, real-life analogies, and a science-based look at whether we can truly âturn back the clock.â
If youâve ever wondered whether diet, exercise, or supplements can actually slow agingâor if telomere lengthening is just hypeâthis video is for you.
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Dr Nshah Sayyad · 3 min · Quelle veröffentlicht: 2025-11-04
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