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Termenul ortomolecular a fost folosit prima data de Linus Pauling

7. Vitamine Antioxidante pentru preventia de boli cardiovasculare, studiu randomizat dublu orb placebo controlat

18. Acetil L-Carnitina un: Elixir al tineretii - Acetil L-Carnitina (ALC) + Acid Alfa Lipoic (AAL) prin reducerea de stres oxidativ si a oxidarii ADN/ARN se incetineste procesul de inbatrinire la mitocondria care este uzina energetica de ATP

Carnitina acetiltransferaza are afinitate si activitate in cerebral prin Acetil L-Carnitina (ALC) + Acid Alfa Lipoic (AAL) efect Anti Aging

Acetil L-Carnitina un: Elixir al tineretii - Acetil L-Carnitina (ALC) si Acid Alfa Lipoic (AAL)

19. Acetil L-Carnitina cu efect Anti Aging, restaureaza functia mitocondriala si activitatea ambulatorie

37. Carnosina cu rol de inhibare a reactiilor de glicozilare (AGEs), de brunificare si reducere a eslasticitatii tesutului de colagen in procesul de imbatrinire

38. Carnosina si Beta Alanina cu efect de protectie cerebrala de toxicul beta-amiloid in boala Alzheimer

Creier sanatos	Creier cu Alzheimer

39. Carnosina reduce rata de scurtare de telomere in cultura de fibroblast - celula a tesutului conjunctiv nediferentiata

Carnosina reduce rata de scurtare telomerelor: Telomer (Telomere) se scurteza cu diviziunea celulara	Cromozom cu secvente de telomer la capat

40. Inhibarea enzimei de telomeraza, care reface telomere la capetele cromozomului

Carnosina creste rata de Telomer (Telomere) cu fragmente scurtate (-)

Fibroblast uman normal	Fibroblast cu morfologie de senescenta declin cognitiv

41. Carnosina intirzie senescenta si efect de intinerire (rejuvenating effects) in cultura de fibroblast

42. Controlul Telomer (Telomere) si senescenta imbatranirea celulara, rolul telomerazei

Controlul telomere si senescenta imbatranirea celulara

Scurtarea de telomere este ceasul molecular care declanseaza senescenta (telomere shortening is the molecular clock that triggers senescence)

43. Anti-Imbatranire: Longevitatea (Extension of life span) prin introducerea de telomeraza in celula umana.

 

Anti-Aging-Systeme - Formula AntiAging

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