What is the new anti-aging technique?

One new anti-aging technique being discussed involves the use of anti-aging peptides. Peptides such as epitelon and MOTC have shown promise in research, particularly from Russia, in reducing all-cause mortality and improving various cellular functions like mitochondrial proliferation and production of killer T cells. These peptides are typically administered subcutaneously, but some, like the GHK cu copper peptide, can be delivered transdermally for enhanced stem cell mobilization [1].

Another intriguing method discussed is cellular reprogramming using deactivated viruses. This approach—studied primarily in rodents so far—involves administering a virus early in life, which remains inactive until activated later, potentially reversing signs of aging such as gray hair and wrinkles. This technique is based on the concept of cellular reprogramming and the rejuvenation of cellular components [1].

These methods represent cutting-edge research in the field of anti-aging and longevity, focusing on both genetic and cellular interventions to potentially reverse the effects of aging.