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Natural Anti-ageing: The Real Anti-Ageing Challenge?
We have an ever increasing population of unhealthy elderly people.
Most will have at least ONE medical diagnosis. Current so called
"anti-aging" is more economically-driven than medical or
ethically-based.
The aging process starts at age 30. There are several theories of the aging process but all of them amount to processes that affect the system in general and our cells fundamentally.
At a cellular level 2 processes seem to be involved:
At a systemic level there is a decline in the adaptability and flexibility in the autonomic nervous system (ANS). The ANS is responsible for the regulation and control of the body' internal environment, including how effectively the body is able to respond to any stress.
When a protein structure changes (and these form the basis of all the body' functional units e.g. all enzymes, carrier proteins, communication molecules, muscle proteins, immune proteins, collagen in the skin etc) this results in a change of its functionality.
There are several ways that proteins can become damaged, including damage due to exposure to free radicals (highly reactive, unstable molecules that are produced as a natural process of life, but which in excess can cause damage). The end result is the increased stickiness of proteins causing them to link with loss of function.
An effective anti-aging therapy brings together agents that counteract the reduction in cell energy production and the protein damage referred to above.
More importantly this can be achieved by natural substances without the need for toxic pharmaceuticals. This also allows for better long term and safe use of these agents.
The aging process starts at age 30. There are several theories of the aging process but all of them amount to processes that affect the system in general and our cells fundamentally.
At a cellular level 2 processes seem to be involved:
- Decline in energy production
- Structural change of proteins
At a systemic level there is a decline in the adaptability and flexibility in the autonomic nervous system (ANS). The ANS is responsible for the regulation and control of the body' internal environment, including how effectively the body is able to respond to any stress.
When a protein structure changes (and these form the basis of all the body' functional units e.g. all enzymes, carrier proteins, communication molecules, muscle proteins, immune proteins, collagen in the skin etc) this results in a change of its functionality.
There are several ways that proteins can become damaged, including damage due to exposure to free radicals (highly reactive, unstable molecules that are produced as a natural process of life, but which in excess can cause damage). The end result is the increased stickiness of proteins causing them to link with loss of function.
An effective anti-aging therapy brings together agents that counteract the reduction in cell energy production and the protein damage referred to above.
More importantly this can be achieved by natural substances without the need for toxic pharmaceuticals. This also allows for better long term and safe use of these agents.