Empower Your Aging Journey

Overview: Senolytic drugs work by selectively clearing senescent cells—often called "zombie cells"—that accumulate with age and contribute to inflammation, tissue degeneration, and aging. Examples of early senolytic compounds include Dasatinib and Quercetin.

Anti-Aging Benefits: By removing these cells, senolytics can potentially slow aging, improve tissue function, and reduce age-related conditions.

Approval Potential: Senolytics have shown promise in animal studies and early-stage human trials. With ongoing research and a strong interest in anti-aging applications, these drugs could become available for specific age-related health issues within the next five years.

Overview: NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) is a coenzyme crucial for cellular energy and DNA repair. NAD+ levels decline with age, which impacts mitochondrial function and accelerates aging. NAD+ restoration therapies, including NAD+ infusions and NAD+ precursors like NMN (Nicotinamide Mononucleotide), are being studied to restore these levels.

Anti-Aging Benefits: Improved energy production, enhanced DNA repair, better metabolic function, and potential cognitive benefits make NAD+ restoration a promising anti-aging intervention.

Approval Potential: Some NAD+ supplements are already on the market, but higher-quality forms and clinical-grade treatments could be approved for targeted health benefits as research advances.

Overview: Plasma exchange involves filtering and replacing the blood plasma, potentially reducing pro-aging factors in the bloodstream. Recent studies have suggested that removing "old" plasma and replacing it with plasma containing youthful factors can have rejuvenating effects on organs and tissues.

Anti-Aging Benefits: This technique may reduce systemic inflammation, improve cellular function, and support cognitive health, making it a potential anti-aging therapy.

Approval Potential: Plasma exchange is already approved for certain medical conditions (like autoimmune diseases), and ongoing research could extend its applications to longevity and age-related health optimization within the next five years.

Overview: This therapy involves using specific wavelengths of red and near-infrared light to penetrate tissues, stimulating cellular repair and reducing inflammation. Photobiomodulation is already used in dermatology and pain management, but research is expanding into anti-aging applications.

Anti-Aging Benefits: Potential benefits include improved skin elasticity, reduced inflammation, faster recovery, enhanced mitochondrial function, and possibly cognitive health support.

Approval Potential: Red light therapy is already widely accepted in certain fields, and the evidence base is growing for broader anti-aging applications, making it likely to gain more mainstream acceptance in the coming years.

Overview: Stem cells have the potential to regenerate and repair damaged tissues, especially in the skin and joints. Clinics outside the U.S. already offer stem cell treatments for these purposes, and advances in stem cell technology are making these therapies safer and more accessible.

Anti-Aging Benefits: Regeneration of aging or damaged tissues, especially for skin health and joint functionality, can help clients maintain a youthful appearance and greater mobility.

Approval Potential: Stem cell therapy for certain applications, like skin and joint health, is gaining acceptance globally. With ongoing research and advancements in cell processing, it’s likely that these therapies will become more accessible in the U.S. within the next five years for select anti-aging treatments.