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Longevity Gene Activation

Meaning

Longevity gene activation is the process of deliberately upregulating the expression or enhancing the functional activity of specific genes that have been scientifically identified as conferring protection against age-related cellular damage and chronic disease. These protective genes are often involved in metabolic efficiency, cellular stress resistance, and DNA repair, making their precise activation a primary therapeutic target in the pursuit of extended healthspan. Prominent examples include the Sirtuin and AMPK signaling pathways, which are responsive to both nutritional and pharmacological stimuli.