From senescent cell targeting to space-aging studies, this month pushed the boundaries of what we know—and what we may soon control—about human aging. As the world of longevity science moves steadily from theoretical to actionable, March 2025 proved once again that we’re living in a pivotal era. No longer just asking how we age, researchers […]
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As we navigate the decades of life, one truth becomes clearer: how we age is not just a matter of genetics or luck. It’s a mosaic built from daily choices—and one of the most influential of these is how we eat. Emerging research continues to affirm what many holistic wellness advocates have long believed: the
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Rethinking Aging: More Than Just Time Aging isn’t merely the accumulation of years. It’s the biological and biochemical wear and tear that accumulates over time, subtly reshaping our cells, tissues, and organs. At its heart lies one of the most potent disruptors of healthy aging: chronic inflammation. In recent years, scientists have turned their attention
New research reveals how cellular senescence may serve both villain and hero roles in the aging process In the fast-evolving world of longevity science, cellular senescence has become one of the hottest—and most complex—topics of our time. Senescent cells, sometimes dubbed “zombie cells,” are widely known for their role in driving age-related inflammation, tissue dysfunction,
As we grow older, the mirror often shows us more than just lines and silver strands—it reflects deeper shifts happening within. One of the most insidious of these is sarcopenia, the gradual loss of muscle mass and function that can begin as early as our 30s and accelerate in our senior years. But what if
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Environment May Influence Aging More Than Your Genes For many years, the narrative around aging has been heavily influenced by the idea of genetic destiny — the notion that our lifespan and healthspan are largely written in our DNA. The common refrain “it’s in my genes” has long shaped how we think about longevity, chronic
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In the world of wellness, a quiet revolution is gaining ground—not just in labs or clinics, but in boardrooms and investor circles. It’s a movement to redefine aging as something we can measure, manage, and meaningfully delay. And at the heart of that revolution is the Longevity Investor Network (LIN), a mission-aligned community of investors
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As the field of longevity science continues to evolve, few discoveries carry as much significance as those involving the mitochondria — often called the powerhouses of our cells. These tiny, energy-generating organelles play a central role in fueling nearly every biological process. When mitochondria falter, the consequences ripple outward, contributing to numerous age-related declines. One
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Not long ago, the idea of treating aging itself—rather than its symptoms—seemed like science fiction. Today, it’s a global investment thesis. In 2024, funding in longevity biotechnology more than doubled, soaring from $4.1 billion in 2023 to $8.45 billion. This remarkable rise signals more than just capital flowing into a hot sector; it reflects a
A deeper look at how tiny biological messengers are emerging as powerful tools for repairing aging cells and rejuvenating tissue function One of the most profound challenges in aging is the gradual decline of our cells’ ability to regenerate. As the years accumulate, many cells in our bodies—especially stem and progenitor cells—slow their rate of
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