In this episode of The Deep Dive, supported by RevGenetics, we explore a breakthrough in rejuvenation research that goes beyond slowing aging and actually reverses age-related decline. A new study reveals a unique two-part therapy designed to restore vitality in frail, aged mice, the biological equivalent of 75-year-old humans.
The first part uses oxytocin, known as the love hormone, which naturally decreases with age and is essential for muscle strength, bone density, and metabolism. By recalibrating the body's aging signals, this treatment helps bring the system back into balance and rejuvenates function at the cellular and tissue level.
The results show impressive recovery of strength, resilience, and biological youth markers, suggesting that aging may not be a one-way process after all. Join us as we explore this powerful rejuvenation research and what it could mean for extending healthy lifespan.
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Referenced Study:
🔗 Oxytocin-Based Rejuvenation Therapy – PubMed Central
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