Like, are we actually talking about living longer here or just not looking old? Is this stuff backed by real science?
Jennifer, yes and yes. Petter is referring to the biological mechanics behind aging. Things like NAD+ boosters (e.g., NR or NMN) have some scientific backing. Think of it like enhancing how your cells repair themselves over time. It’s not immortality, but it might buy us a few healthier decades.Wait—can someone explain this in simpler terms?
What test kits are you using for telomere length? I’ve been curious but didn’t know you could do that from home?
Look into TeloYears or Life Length. But be cautious—most of these are still proxies, not definitive diagnostics. Also, CRISPR epigenetic clocks (like Horvath’s) are gaining ground for precision aging analysis, though still pricey and not widely available.
