Stanford Study: Infusing Aged Surgery Patients with Young Plasma Reduces Inflammation

In a first proof of principle human trial, researchers demonstrated that plasma proteins from young donors lower inflammatory markers in elderly people who underwent surgery.

Clinical Trials

<p>Model: 24-month-old female Sprague Dawley rats</p>
<p>Dosage: Undisclosed doses of pig-derived exosomes were injected into the rats every-other-day for eight days starting at day 1 and recommencing at days 68, 181, 280, and 377</p>


Nano-Sized Vesicle Infusions Break Rat Lifespan Record

Nano-sized vesicles called exosomes derived from pig blood plasma significantly extended rat lifespan and broke the record for the longest-living rat.

(An image of Sima, the longest-recorded living rat, at 47 months of age | The Guardian)

Aging &amp; Longevity

The Science Behind Steve Aoki's Biohacking Regimen for Peak Performance

DJ Steve Aoki follows a comprehensive biohacking regimen to optimize his health, lower his biological age, and be the ultimate performer.

Longevity Expert Answers Aging Questions from X 

Levine answers questions about the latest aging biology research from social media posts. 


Morgan Levine, Ph.D. (image: USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology). 

Longevity scientists Morgan Levine answers questions on aging from X. 

David Sinclair: DNA Tagging, rather than DNA Damage, Drives Aging and Is Reversible

Sinclair’s theory proposes that aging occurs due to the loss of epigenetic information — patterns of DNA molecular tags that influence gene activity — which can be restored to a more intact, youthful state.

(Harvard University | blog.logomyway.com)

Harvard professor David Sinclair’s Information Theory of Aging posits that epigenetic information loss facilitates aging.

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David Sinclair: DNA Tagging, rather than DNA Damage, Drives Aging and Is Reversible