Sirtuins & Cellular Repair Genes: The Caretakers of Anti-Aging
Sirtuins are 7 proteins that care for cell health, repair DNA, and regulate metabolism, needing NAD+ that declines with age. Learn how exercise and caloric restriction can activate them.
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Alis Lalishat
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Jun 28, 2026
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Inflammaging: Chronic Inflammation & the Genes That Speed Aging
Inflammaging is the chronic, low-grade inflammation that gradually builds with age — a silent enemy behind many chronic diseases. Learn the role of genes and how to reduce inflammation with lifestyle to slow aging.
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Alis Lalishat
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Jun 28, 2026
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Autophagy & Fasting Genetics: When Cells Clean Themselves
Autophagy is how cells clean and recycle themselves, and intermittent fasting is a powerful trigger. Learn the science behind it, the genes that control it, and how to apply it safely.
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Alis Lalishat
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Jun 28, 2026
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The FOXO3 Gene & Longevity: The Secret Code of Centenarians
Why do some people stay strong past 100? One answer is the FOXO3 gene, found often in long-lived people worldwide. Learn how it resists oxidative stress and repairs cells, and how lifestyle can activate it.
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Alis Lalishat
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Jun 28, 2026
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Is That Coffee Right for Your Genes? The Caffeine Metabolism Code
Two friends drink the same afternoon coffee. One sleeps fine, the other is wired until 2 a.m. That gap isn't willpower — it's the CYP1A2 gene that sets whether you clear caffeine fast or slow.

By
Dr. Arnond Kitnitchee
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Jun 27, 2026
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