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Genetic Information Protection

Meaning

This refers to the biological and clinical processes aimed at minimizing damage to an individual’s deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) and epigenetic structures, thereby preserving the integrity of their genetic code and its regulatory function. Protection strategies seek to reduce the rate of somatic mutations and telomere shortening, which are central drivers of aging and chronic disease, including hormonal dysregulation. It is a critical component of longevity medicine.