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Polyphenols and Longevity, Reviewed!

Polyphenols reshape how we age, from senescent cells to brain health. Here’s what the latest science really says about food, supplements, and longevity.

December 1, 2025

Biotechnology·Diet·Health·Science·Technology

A small circle of older friends gathers outdoors beneath a canopy of warm evening light, faces alive with laughter and recognition. Their hands rest gently on each other’s shoulders as if closing an invisible circuit of care. Behind them, the soft blur of trees and sky seems to echo their calm vitality—a quiet visual proof that belonging itself is a form of medicine. The scene radiates the essence of social embeddedness: the way human connection slows the passage of time and nourishes longevity more deeply than any supplement ever could.

The Longevity of “Us”: What Social Embedding Really Does to Human Aging

November 27, 2025

Health·Lifestyle·Science

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Sex-Specific Differences in Circadian Rhythms and Aging, Reviewed!

November 25, 2025

Diet·Health·Lifestyle·Science

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Lysosomal Permeability, Reviewed! New Contender in The Hallmarks of Aging

Sarah Smith

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The Night Shift of Aging: Why Sleep Changes As We Get Older

Ryan Nguyen

An older man with silver hair exercises outdoors, wearing blue headphones and lifting matching blue dumbbells with focused determination. He stands in a lush green park, his posture strong and steady, embodying resilience, strength, and the ongoing capacity to build muscle and vitality at any age.

Can you add muscle after 50? What the latest research really says

Michael Lopez

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Polyphenols and Longevity, Reviewed!

December 1, 2025

Polyphenols reshape how we age, from senescent cells to brain health. Here’s what the latest science really says about food, supplements, and longevity.

Diet·Health·Lifestyle·Science

Sex-Specific Differences in Circadian Rhythms and Aging, Reviewed!

November 25, 2025

How men and women age differently through the lens of circadian rhythms—exploring sleep, hormones, metabolism, and longevity through the science of our internal clocks.

Biotechnology·Diet·Health·Lifestyle·Science

The Night Shift of Aging: Why Sleep Changes As We Get Older

November 17, 2025

How insomnia and sleep apnea shape aging, summarizing new evidence on mortality, cognition, frailty, and treatments that can bend the curve.

Diet·Health·Lifestyle·Products & Supplements·Science

Can you add muscle after 50? What the latest research really says

November 13, 2025

Yes, you can build real muscle after 50. Train smart, eat enough protein, and target power and quality to boost strength, function, and healthy

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Health·Lifestyle·Science

Do Dogs Help Us Age Better? Here’s What the Latest Science Actually Says.

August 26, 2025

Dog ownership can boost health and longevity—but also carries risks. Here’s what the latest science says about aging with canine companions.

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Health·Lifestyle·Science

Blue light, sleep, and aging: what the strongest science actually says

August 19, 2025

Blue light shapes sleep and aging biology. Get bright days, dim evenings, and dark nights to protect melatonin, metabolism, and long term health.

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Biotechnology·Health·Science·Technology

Synthetic Biology vs. Aging in the Quest for Human Longevity

August 14, 2025

Synthetic biology is rewiring aging with gene circuits, senolytics, and reprogramming to boost healthspan while building in strict safety controls.

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Biotechnology·Health·Lifestyle·Science

Circadian Rhythms and Longevity: The Science of Aging on Time

August 12, 2025

How circadian rhythms influence human aging—from metabolism and sleep to menopause, TRE, rapamycin, mitochondria and molecular clocks.

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Biotechnology·Health·Science

Bone Deep: How Your Skeleton Secretly Shapes Your Longevity

August 8, 2025

Your skeleton does more than support you—it may regulate aging. Discover how bone hormones like osteocalcin shape metabolism, memory, and lifespan.

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What Is Structured Procrastination?

August 7, 2025

Structured procrastination may influence aging. Discover how motivation, stress, and health habits shape your lifespan—and what science says about delaying wisely.

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Biotechnology·Science·Technology

Senolytic Immune Cells Get a Facelift

August 5, 2025

Explore how senolytic CAR-T and CAR-NK therapies are reshaping aging by clearing senescent cells and restoring youthful function.

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Biotechnology·Health·Products & Supplements·Science

Mitophagy vs. Complex I Inhibitors: Which is Better?

July 21, 2025

Discover how mitophagy and Complex I inhibitors impact aging, inflammation, and tissue repair—and which path may best support healthy mitochondrial function.

3D rendering of NMN-loaded extracellular vesicles (sEVs) interacting with a cell surface, representing the advanced anti-aging therapy discussed in the article.

Biotechnology·Science·Technology

NAD+ & SIRT3 Power: New NMN-EVs Reverse Skin Aging in Mice

July 18, 2025

Revolutionary NMN-packed stem cell vesicles (NMN-sEVs) show stunning results in reversing skin aging in mice by boosting NAD+ and cellular repair.

A digital illustration of an x-shaped chromosome in the foreground with a nucleus in the background containing additional chromosomes. Chromosomes are in blue, with a visible telomere on each end-cap in gold, and centromeres glowing in pink.

Biotechnology·Science

The Countdown Inside Our Cells: Telomere Attrition Reviewed!

July 9, 2025

Telomere attrition—gradual loss of chromosome caps—links to heart disease, immune decline, and frailty. Explore new data, lifestyle levers, and emerging therapies.

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Polyphenols and Longevity, Reviewed!

Sex-Specific Differences in Circadian Rhythms and Aging, Reviewed!

Lysosomal Permeability, Reviewed! New Contender in The Hallmarks of Aging

The Night Shift of Aging: Why Sleep Changes As We Get Older

Can you add muscle after 50? What the latest research really says

Diet

Polyphenols and Longevity, Reviewed!

Sex-Specific Differences in Circadian Rhythms and Aging, Reviewed!

The Night Shift of Aging: Why Sleep Changes As We Get Older

Can you add muscle after 50? What the latest research really says

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Do Dogs Help Us Age Better? Here’s What the Latest Science Actually Says.

Blue light, sleep, and aging: what the strongest science actually says

Synthetic Biology vs. Aging in the Quest for Human Longevity

Circadian Rhythms and Longevity: The Science of Aging on Time

Bone Deep: How Your Skeleton Secretly Shapes Your Longevity

What Is Structured Procrastination?

Senolytic Immune Cells Get a Facelift

Mitophagy vs. Complex I Inhibitors: Which is Better?

NAD+ & SIRT3 Power: New NMN-EVs Reverse Skin Aging in Mice

The Countdown Inside Our Cells: Telomere Attrition Reviewed!

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