A comprehensive, pre-emptive strategy designed to slow the rate of biological aging and delay the onset of age-related diseases by optimizing key endocrine, metabolic, and cellular repair pathways. This protocol emphasizes early and sustained intervention across multiple domains before significant functional decline is clinically evident. We utilize biomarker monitoring to guide interventions aimed at preserving functional capacity.
Origin
This term merges “Proactive,” signifying action taken in anticipation of future events, with “Longevity Protocol,” a structured plan aimed at extending healthy vitality. Its rise is fueled by advancements in geroscience and the understanding that aging is a malleable process driven by identifiable hallmarks. The term reflects a paradigm shift toward preventative physiological stewardship.
Mechanism
The protocol mechanism involves targeted support for cellular maintenance systems, such as enhancing DNA repair mechanisms and optimizing mitochondrial biogenesis. Key endocrine targets include maintaining robust growth hormone signaling and optimizing sex steroid balance to manage allostatic load. By actively supporting these foundational processes, the protocol aims to slow the accumulation of entropic damage across organ systems.
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