New Clues to Reverse Aging


Scientist have clues to stop “aging clocks” that run concurrently. Emerging trends in medical field strive towards reverse aging. For reverse aging there is a pill which could extend our life span for years. It is like science fiction that a pill could extend but scientists are working to identify the cause of disease and counteract them. The current scenario for longer life believes in healthy food, Antibiotics and Vaccines. The activity of our cells slows down by ages and it leads to dangerous diseases. New clue which reverse our aging is by stem cells or shortening of telomeres. Shortening of telomeres will still have a larger effect than that of stem cells.


Telomere is a Greek word in which telos means end and mere means part. Telomeres are the caps at the end of each strand DNA that protects our chromosomes. It is known to be essential part of human cells that affects how cells age. Telomere shortening which plays important role in cellular aging process and decreased bone mineral density in women. The process of Telomere shortening occurs when cell divides it’s DNA and copies genetic code contained in it. Genetic code gets duplicated as a result mutation takes place and loses its small portion of code’s end call telomere.


TA-65 which contains compound called Cycloastragenol, it is derived from plant in the Astragalus genus species from traditional Chinese medicine .This compound helps in activating telomere in human beings. When cells get duplicated there will no loss of genetic information and genes are not damaged. Currently this method succeed in clinical trials on mice later it might be implemented in human beings

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