Protocols designed to intervene in the fundamental biological processes of aging, often incorporating advanced diagnostics and targeted endocrine or metabolic modulations to extend healthspan. These strategies move beyond general wellness to address cellular senescence and molecular hallmarks of aging. The objective is to shift the patient’s physiological trajectory toward resilience and away from age-related decline.
Origin
Derived from the convergence of gerontology, the study of aging, and geroscience, which seeks to target the root mechanisms of aging rather than just treating individual age-related diseases. This concept emerged as research identified common pathways underlying various chronic conditions of advanced age. Its application in clinical practice signifies a proactive approach to longevity science.
Mechanism
These protocols typically involve precise adjustments to systemic regulators, such as optimizing growth hormone secretagogues or modulating sirtuin activity through specific nutrient timing. The process aims to enhance cellular repair mechanisms and mitochondrial efficiency. By influencing epigenetic drift, these interventions seek to restore youthful cellular function and homeostasis within the endocrine milieu.
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