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Video library· Dr Nshah Sayyad Audio: British English

Zombie Cells: The Hidden Villains Accelerating Your Aging #longevity #senescrntcells

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Zombie cells are real—and they’re inside you right now. These “senescent cells” stop dividing but refuse to die, releasing toxic signals that damage nearby tissues, fuel chronic inflammation, and accelerate aging. Scientists now believe they’re one of the hidden villains behind arthritis, Alzheimer’s, heart disease, and even frailty. In this video, we’ll explore: 1. What senescent (zombie) cells are and why they matter 2. How they drive aging and age-related diseases 3. The double-edged role they play in healing vs. harming 4. Cutting-edge research on senolytics—drugs and natural compounds that may clear them 5. Lifestyle strategies like exercise and diet that support your body’s defenses 🌱 From strawberries and onions to futuristic “senolytic” drugs, discover how science is learning to fight back against zombie cells—and what it could mean for the future of healthy aging. Core Science & Longevity #SenescentCells #ZombieCells #LongevityScience #AntiAging HealthyAging AgingResearch 🧬 Health & Medicine Neuroscience CellBiology HealthScience MedicalEducation WellnessScience

Dr Nshah Sayyad · 3 min · Source published: 2025-11-04

Added to Harbor: 10/23/2026

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