Stanford scientists discover a seafood that can reverse signs of aging
sciencedaily.com
Stanford scientists discovered that compounds from sea squirts, specifically plasmalogens, can reverse signs of aging in mice, including cognitive decline and physical changes like hair regrowth. Plasmalogens, which are crucial for cell membranes and decline with age, were shown to improve synaptic connections and memory in aged mice. This research suggests that restoring plasmalogen levels may help protect the brain from aging-related impairments.
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