Longevity Intervention Strategies are clinical and lifestyle protocols specifically engineered to target and mitigate the fundamental molecular and cellular hallmarks of aging, thereby extending the period of healthspan. These strategies aim to delay the onset of age-related decline in endocrine function and physiological capacity. We focus on upstream drivers of aging rather than just treating downstream consequences. These protocols are designed for durable physiological maintenance.
Origin
The concept is derived from geroscience, the field dedicated to understanding the conserved biological mechanisms underlying aging across diverse species. Modern application involves translating findings on pathways like nutrient sensing and cellular senescence into human-applicable clinical protocols. The origin is the scientific pursuit of extending healthy life.
Mechanism
The mechanism involves directly addressing aging hallmarks such as genomic instability, telomere attrition, and mitochondrial dysfunction. Interventions may include the use of senolytics to clear senescent cells, modulation of the mTOR pathway to promote autophagy, or optimization of NAD+ precursors to support sirtuin activity. These actions collectively aim to restore youthful cellular resilience.
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