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Epigenetic Reversal

Meaning

Epigenetic reversal is a biological phenomenon where age-associated changes in DNA methylation patterns are partially or wholly restored to a state characteristic of a younger organism. This concept moves beyond merely slowing the accumulation of epigenetic “noise” to actively resetting the molecular clock of cellular aging. The clinical goal is to leverage targeted interventions to modify these chemical tags, thereby restoring youthful gene expression profiles and enhancing cellular function.