Longevity Bio-Signaling is the intentional use of specific compounds, peptides, or lifestyle inputs to activate endogenous biochemical pathways known to regulate cellular survival, repair, and resistance to aging. This precise process focuses on manipulating the internal communication systems—the bio-signals—that dictate the rate of biological aging and cellular senescence. It represents a precise, molecular-level strategy for extending the healthspan and enhancing cellular resilience.
Origin
This concept is deeply rooted in geroscience and molecular endocrinology, drawing on extensive research into conserved aging pathways like mTOR, AMPK, and sirtuins. The term highlights the therapeutic potential of modulating these internal signals to influence the fundamental biology of aging.
Mechanism
Bio-signaling operates by introducing exogenous or endogenous factors that mimic or amplify signals associated with cellular stress resistance, such as those naturally triggered by caloric restriction or intense exercise. Examples include activating AMPK with certain compounds to promote mitochondrial biogenesis or upregulating sirtuins for enhanced DNA repair and stability. By influencing these fundamental survival pathways, the strategy aims to enhance cellular resilience and decelerate the biological aging process at its core.
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