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Zombie Cells Explained: Senescence & Aging | YB50 Ep. 20

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I just turned 57 — and I’ve learned that staying young is less about what’s in the mirror and more about what’s going on inside. Today we’re talking about “zombie cells” — cells that have stopped working but haven’t died. They linger, build up, and cause inflammation that accelerates aging in your joints, skin, energy levels, and even your brain. The good news? Senolytic supplements — made from natural, plant-based nutrients — help your body sweep out these damaged cells, making room for fresh growth and renewed vitality. 🌿 What are zombie cells and why do they matter? 🧬 What senescence is doing to your body behind the scenes 🧹 How senolytics work like a cellular clean-up crew 💊 Why I take one capsule a day to support this process You can’t stop aging — but you can support your body’s ability to age well. #YouthBeyond50 #WellnessWednesday #Senolytics Disclaimer: Testimonials shared in this video reflect individual experiences. They do not guarantee specific results, and outcomes can vary from person to person.

Youth Beyond 50 · 2 min · Source published: 2026-03-18

Added to Harbor: 10/22/2026

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