Engineered repeated electromagnetic field shock therapy for cellular senescence and age-related diseases.

A new consensus of gerontologists proposes that delay of biological senescence is the most potent public health measure for preventing chronic disease in late life. At the most fundamental level, cellular aging is characterized by a decline in repair and homeostatic systems. Thus, interventions that protect or rejuvenate these cellular systems hold significant promise for preventing or delaying the onset of age-related diseases.

Pathomolecular effects of homocysteine on the aging process: a new theory of aging.

Homocysteine has been associated with the most common age-related diseases but never associated with the acceleration of the aging process. This theoretical paper will try to demonstrate the pro-aging effects of homocysteine at the molecular, cellular, and organ level. High homocysteine levels in homocystinuria are associated with premature disease of the cardiovascular, skeletal, neurological, and other systems.