aging biology

Research involving long-term tracking of biomarkers highlights the importance of addressing molecular shifts in our 40s and 60s.

Scientists use molecules and specially designed immune cells to reduce damaged ‘zombie’ cells and combat aging. We can also do this naturally and holistically.

Research involving long-term tracking of biomarkers highlights the importance of addressing molecular shifts in our 40s and 60s.

Scientists use molecules and specially designed immune cells to reduce damaged ‘zombie’ cells and combat aging. We can also do this naturally and holistically.