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Longevity Pathway Indexing

Meaning

Longevity Pathway Indexing is the advanced clinical practice of quantitatively assessing the activity and efficiency of the body’s major molecular pathways known to regulate cellular lifespan and resilience. These pathways include key regulators like mTOR, AMPK, sirtuins, and the insulin signaling axis, which collectively govern cellular metabolism, stress resistance, and DNA repair. The indexing process provides a personalized, actionable map of biological aging, allowing for targeted interventions to optimize these systems. It serves as a metric for tracking the physiological effects of anti-aging and hormonal therapies.