I was reading in a book that the best way to make proper human trials for anti-aging medicine is the invention of proper biological clock tests that test aging effectively. It would shorten the length needed for trials for anti-aging.
2 Likes
Yes - lots of people are working on this right now.
2 Likes
I’m very glad longevity science is just going ahead on all fronts.
I can’t wait to read through all of the top 100 XPrize finalists health products.
There was one from Australia which is cool for me to see, Exomed, working on an orally bioavailable exosome product: “Exomed’s oral therapy employs regenerative xenogeneic extracellular vesicles from young bovine plasma to modulate key aging pathways. These EVs carry miRNAs and proteins that reduce systemic inflammation, enhance tissue repair, and rejuvenate stem cell function—mechanisms validated by heterochronic parabiosis research. Consumed daily, EVs resist GI degradation, enter circulation, and deliver both local and systemic benefits. Repeated dosing fosters oral tolerance, lowering immunogenic risks. By transmitting “youthful” signals, they recalibrate cellular aging, shifting epigenetic patterns and prompting tissue renewal, improved muscle strength, cognitive resilience, and immune competence. This progressive reprogramming maximises ones functional capacity throughout life.”
2 Likes
Ok, no worries (extra char)