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Directed Aging Strategies

Meaning

Directed Aging Strategies represent a clinical and scientific approach focused on proactively influencing the trajectory of biological aging through targeted, evidence-based interventions. These strategies aim to slow the rate of decline in specific physiological systems, such as the endocrine and immune systems, rather than merely treating age-related diseases as they arise. Interventions often include senolytic agents, NAD+ precursors, and precision hormonal modulation, all guided by advanced biomarkers of aging like epigenetic clocks. The ultimate goal is to compress morbidity and extend the healthspan by directing cellular and systemic processes away from premature senescence.