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“A world without heart attack and stroke” — New video from our 2022 #RejuvenationStartupSummit: Mike Kope, CEO of Corporate Affairs, Cyclarity Therapeutics — prevents age-related conditions such as atherosclerosis, heart attack, and stroke by addressing the root cause. Enjoy!


Mike Kope, CEO of Cyclarity Therapeutics at Rejuvenation Startup Summit 2022.

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“Leveraging a platform to develop therapeutics that render calcified tissue and organs supple again” — New video from our #RejuvenationStartupSummit: Matthias Breugelmans, CEO of Elastrin Therapeutics Inc… Enjoy!


Matthias Breugelmans, CEO of Elastrin Therapeutics at Rejuvenation Startup Summit 2022.

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People like Nathan have found out first hand that they can. You may have also seen scientists and doctors talking about mycotherapy for serious chronic conditions like cancer and HIV. That’s because many conditions thought of as diseases really have the same cause– an immune system that was unbalanced and compromised by environmental factors or diet.

Certain foods we eat are inflammatory, they boost problematic cells in our body called TH2 cytokines, which cause inflammation, and these cells can cause allergic reactions, auto-immune conditions, and weaken the cancer-fighting TH1 cytokines. When the TH1 cytokines are weakened by inflammatory foods, cancer is allowed to thrive and grow and spread.

But our bodies naturally have the ability to fight diseases and cancers, that’s what our immune system’ does.

The cells responsible for finding and removing cancer in our body, the TH1 cytokines, do this amazingly– but inflammatory foods and environments shut them down and prevent these natural cells from doing their jobs and killing cancerous cells quickly.

Scientists at Northwestern University say they may have found a breakthrough treatment for reversing paralysis in humans after successfully administering a new injectable therapy in mice.

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Scientists at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) have found that a stress response in cells, when ‘switched on’ at a post-reproductive age, could be the key to slowing down aging and promoting longevity.

Longevity. Technology: In lab experiments on a type of roundworm that shares similarities with humans – paging C elegans – the NTU Singapore team found that switching on this stress response in aged worms by feeding them a high-glucose diet extended their lifespan as compared with worms fed a normal diet.

Publishing today in Nature Communications, the NTU team say this is the first time a link between this stress response and aging has been uncovered.