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It is that simple to some extent, recycling and resource control is a major factor in aging. Targets: Autophagy, senolytics (don't take senolytics), lysosomes,
by SemanticStrengh 4y ago
It is that simple to some extent, recycling and resource control is a major factor in aging.
Targets:
Autophagy, senolytics (don't take senolytics), lysosomes, metabolic rate, proteasome,chaperone proteins,amyloids,Lipofuscin.
The best example of stuff literally accumulating macroscopically in your body (besides the impressive images of Lipofuscin) is metals accumulation in bones. They cause a lot of damage, including a major cause of neurodegeneration. They can be removed via chelators.
BTW I would avoid hyperbaric at all cost even if hornesis is a thing. Oxygen is literally the reason we are all slowly dying, we oxidize and implode. But don't refrain from breathing, hypoxia incurs more damage. If you want to prevent oxidation you need Skq1.
- ErikAugust 4y agoWhere does one find Skq1?
- SemanticStrengh 4y agohttps://mitolab.com/product/vismotech-skq1-bromide-solution-10ml-30ml/ https://mitolab.com/product/vismotech-skq1-bromide-solution-... You should always coadminister (take at the same time or a bit before) NAC (600mg+) SkQ1 is a revolutionary geroprotector,it significantly slow down the aging process. Unfortunately it can (proportionately with the dose) reduce mitochondria bioenergetics via a paradoxal, local, pro-oxidation. Studies have found NAC mostly prevent this paradoxal oxidative side effect. It was probably in this paper https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3422527/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3422527/ Google Skq1 on pubmed to see how great it is
- swader999 4y agoThoughts on fisetin?