Age reversal: All Listings

Senolytics
- Drugs that selectively clear senescent (aged) cells.
- Some are in human trials (e.g., dasatinib + quercetin combo).
- Aim: Improve tissue function and reduce inflammation.
Stem Cell Therapy
- Used in regenerative medicine (e.g., for joints, skin, organs).
- Emerging uses for age-related conditions.
- Aim: Replace or rejuvenate damaged cells/tissue.
Gene Therapy
- Used for genetic diseases, being tested for aging-related changes.
- Example: E5, a gene therapy by BioViva aimed at rejuvenation.
- Also includes telomerase activation or Yamanaka factors (below).

Epigenetic Reprogramming (Yamanaka Factors)
- Resetting the “epigenetic clock” using 4 genes (Oct4, Sox2, Klf4, c-Myc).
- Shown to reverse aging in mice (e.g., partial reprogramming).
- Not yet safe for full use in humans.
CRISPR-based Gene Editing
- Used for gene correction, now being explored to fix age-related changes.
- Still very experimental for anti-aging specifically.
Plasma Dilution / Young Blood Factors
- Parabiosis experiments (young blood rejuvenating old mice).
- Now moving into safer approaches like plasma exchange (e.g., Alkahest trials).
NAD+ Boosters
- Molecules like NMN and NR that support mitochondrial function.
- Popular as supplements; research ongoing on their anti-aging potential.
Cellular Senescence Markers and Biomarkers (e.g., epigenetic clocks)

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