Longevity Articles

Researchers uncover the anti-aging effects of the protein NANOG in skeletal muscle cells, named after the famed Irish myth Tír Na nÓg, a realm of everlasting youth and beauty.  Read more

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Growing amounts of research aim to determine how to boost our cells' recycling process called autophagy to slow down cardiac aging — and one way to do so could be with regular aerobic exercise. Read more

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Fisetin’s ability to modulate pathways associated with brain and immune health, as well as its senolytic potential, strongly suggest that it would be worthwhile to pursue its effects in supporting healthy aging in humans. Read more

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Dr. David Sinclair is a prominent scientist in the anti-aging and longevity field — and he practices what he preaches. Find out what this youthful researcher eats, drinks, and supplements with on a daily basis. Read more

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Researchers ​find the optimal intermittent fasting strategy to increase lifespan in flies, and with it, identify future targets for pharmaceuticals that could potentially delay aging and extend lifespan in humans. Read more

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Stress, lack of sleep and busyness can all sap our energy. During an interview on Fox-TV show, Daytime with Kimberly and Esteban, alternative medicine expert and author Bryce Wylde explained that improving your energy starts at the cellular... Read more

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Developments in life expectancy and the growing emphasis on biological and ‘healthy’ aging raise some important questions — like "why do we age?", "what factors influence aging?" and more. Read more

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How are your energy levels these days? Can you pretty much predict that you’ll have a 2:00 energy slump? Appearing on ABC-TV’s Afternoon Live. Read more

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A novel small compound changes the dynamics of mitochondria, our cells' energy powerhouses, and with it, improves body weight and metabolic function in mice. Read more

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NAD+ levels decline as we grow older, accelerating aging and disease. But, there are ways to combat this decline and support healthier aging, including one NAD+ precursor called NMN. Read more

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For most people, getting into a regular exercise routine and considering a curcumin supplement could be a low-risk way to support healthy liver function and cholesterol levels at any age. Read more

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NMN, an NAD+ precursor, supports physical performance in both humans and animals, including skeletal muscle health, aerobic capacity, vascular health, endurance, and maintaining a healthy weight.  Read more

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