A set of structured clinical interventions designed to counteract the biological processes associated with cellular aging, particularly as they impact endocrine and regenerative capacities. These protocols target mechanisms like telomere attrition, accumulation of senescent cells, and chronic low-grade inflammation. The aim is to preserve tissue function and hormonal vitality across the lifespan.
Origin
This term is synthesized from gerontology, molecular biology, and regenerative medicine principles. It reflects a modern clinical philosophy focused on intervening against the root causes of age-related decline rather than just managing symptoms. The protocols draw heavily from research into longevity pathways.
Mechanism
Protocols often employ strategies that enhance cellular repair mechanisms, modulate sirtuin activity, or promote the clearance of senescent cells via senolytics. In the hormonal domain, this frequently involves optimizing nutrient sensing pathways to improve insulin sensitivity and maintain gonadal function. Ultimately, the mechanism centers on restoring cellular homeostasis against the cumulative damage associated with time.
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