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In this informative episode of X10, Nicola discusses how our cells communicate with each other and how this communication network is disrupted with aging, causing systemic inflammation and other issues.

Your stem cells, which repopulate the cells that are lost during life, are depleted in old age. In this informative episode of X10, Giuliano describes what causes this integrative hallmark to occur.

In this informative episode of X10, Nicola explains how failing to properly sense nutrients is a problem that comes with old age, and he brings up the myriad, complicated details of the relationships between cellular mechanisms.

Refusing to die properly and turning other cells into monstrosities like themselves, "zombie" senescent cells are dangerous in old age. On this informative episode of X10, Veera explains why they exist, how they lead to age-related diseases, and what we can do about them. HELP SPREAD THE WORD Please connect with us on social media,...

Our mitochondria, which originated from ancient bacteria, act like batteries, giving our cells the energy they need to live. In this informative episode of X10, Veera explains what happens to these organelles with aging and what we can do about it...

In this educational episode of X10, Giuliano discusses telomeres, which keep the coding regions of your DNA safe during replication, the role of telomerase in keeping them healthy, and telomere attrition, the hallmark of aging that depletes these vital safety structures. HELP SPREAD THE WORD Please connect with us on social media, like and share...

On this informative episode of X10, Giuliano explains proteins and how they misfold, causing the hallmark of aging known as loss of proteostasis- which leads to Alzheimer's disease and other dangerous diseases. HELP SPREAD THE WORD Please connect with us on social media, like and share our content, and help us build grass-roots support...

This time on LE 101, Veera discusses another primary hallmark of aging, epigenetic alterations, which affect the switches that turn genes on and off - and may be surprisingly easy to reverse.

Today on LifeXtenShow, Giuliano discusses genomic instability, one of the primary hallmarks of aging - and quite possibly the grand-daddy of them all. HELP SPREAD THE WORD Please connect with us on social media, like and share our content, and help us build grass-roots support for healthy life extension: Thank You!