Will Antiaging Drugs Be On The Market In 2028?

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Most of us want to protect ourselves from aging. We see that aging doesn't affect the human body in science fiction movies, but what would happen if it happened in reality? 

Al-Arabiya Net, citing the British newspaper Daily Mail's report, said researchers believe anti-aging or anti-aging drugs could be introduced in the next five years. 

A study conducted on mice showed that new cells can be generated inside them, leading to an increase in their lifespan. The birth of new cells lowers body temperature, increases heart and lung health.

Scientists working on "anti-aging" at Harvard University in the United States believe this research will pave the way for human experiments that can biologically reduce their age and prevent cancer and dementia (mental decline). ) will be able to control diseases like 

Experts believe that there is a high probability that such drugs will be on the market by 2028. 

According to The Times newspaper, Noah Davidson, the principal scientist at Rejuvenate Bio, the sponsoring company of this research, said that "this technology has helped us make it possible that in the next five years we will be able to... treat people that way". I'll get something new. 

Experts say that it is historically proven that medicine and a healthy lifestyle play an important role in prolonging human life. 

But that doesn't mean that aging doesn't affect you in any way. However, if the idea of ​​delaying aging becomes a reality, it would be possible to age even after new cells have been produced. Be done. 

Can Cell Transformation Accelerate Aging? Experiments to answer this question used 124-week-old mice, biologically equivalent to a 77-year-old human. 

One group of mice received dummy injections each week, while the other group received injections containing material that boosted the genetic code. 

The other group of mice were given some more drugs, after which the mice in the drug group were observed to live an additional 18.5 weeks. 

After this experiment, experts said that "advancing age is associated with improved animal health."