These are clinical strategies specifically implemented to slow or counteract the age-related reduction in circulating Insulin-like Growth Factor 1 (IGF-1) levels and the associated impairment of anabolic signaling capacity. This focus aims to preserve lean body mass, bone density, and metabolic health often compromised by declining GH/IGF-1 axis function with advancing age. It is a targeted approach to mitigating senescence.
Origin
This phrase combines the specific anabolic factor, ‘IGF-1’, with the concept of ‘decline’ (reduction over time) and ‘mitigation’ (lessening the impact of that reduction). It is a term highly relevant in longevity science and age-related endocrinology.
Mechanism
Mitigation strategies frequently involve optimizing upstream regulators, such as improving sleep quality or modulating nutrient intake to enhance pulsatile Growth Hormone (GH) release, which drives hepatic IGF-1 synthesis. Furthermore, ensuring target receptor sensitivity to IGF-1 is maintained supports cellular response even if circulating levels remain somewhat suboptimal. The mechanism seeks to restore functional anabolic signaling capacity systemically.
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