Stem Cells and Aging
As we age, the decline in stem cells leads to an accumulation of cellular loss, contributing to various age-related diseases. Research shows that individuals with conditions like diabetes and Parkinson's have significantly fewer stem cells compared to healthy peers. Increasing stem cell circulation, especially after the age of 40 or 50, may be key to maintaining health and preventing these diseases as we grow older.In this clip
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