This week on Lifespan News, Brent Nally discusses one of the most common problems associated with aging: gray hair. Other topics include rapamycin not being a caloric restriction mimetic while glucosamine may be one, along with senolytics’ effects on age-related cognitive decline and artificial intelligence in longevity medicine.
Further Reading
Causes and Solutions for Gray Hair
Rapamycin is Not a Caloric Restriction Mimetic
Glucosamine May Be a Caloric Restriction Mimetic
Senolytics Alleviate Age‐Related Cognitive Decline
Artificial intelligence in longevity medicine
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1 Comment
Andrew Payne
February 11, 2021
Quercetin stimulates melanogenesis in hair follicle melanocyte of the mouse – http://mj-med-u-tokai.com/pdf/380403.pdf Though I remember reading it doesn’t do the same thing for skin. Very curious.
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