Imagine a future where children and their grandparents are playing together, telling stories, going to the park, riding bikes, learning, and teaching together, a contrast to a common dystopian view of the elderly napping, looking frail, losing their sight and hearing, and getting sick. We are faced with multitudes of factors limiting our quality of life as we age.
As we age, a pain-free, high-functioning existence is not a pipe dream.
Particularly, the role of genetics and the epigenome (gene guardians) have been shown in multiple studies to be key regulators of health and lifespan. In fact, the cellular rejuvenation via modulation gene expression shown in multiple studies was maintained through a differentiation process called induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs)….