About Rejuvenation Now

Owned by Service Confluence Forever-Healthy
Jan 18, 2024
2 min read

 
A Blessing and a Challenge

 

Senolytics, NAD+ Restoration, Lipid Replacement, Decalcification, mTOR Modulation, geroprotectors, … – the first generation of human rejuvenation therapies are available today.

However, the field is still very young, and the information is often spotty. New therapies are emerging, and existing ones are updated or replaced. Many of us can not or do not want to wait for decades until we have all the knowledge, perfect therapies, and a lifetime of experience on how to implement such therapies.

To take advantage of this exciting development right now, we need to navigate this time of transition and make very personal decisions about which treatments to apply and when. Arming ourselves with the best knowledge about therapeutic options is vital.


The “Rejuvenation Now” Initiative

 

To rise to this challenge, we have created the “Rejuvenation Now” initiative to …

  • continuously identify potential new rejuvenation therapies

  • systematically evaluate new and existing therapies on their risks, benefits, and potential application

  • evaluate providers for specialized therapies (such as stem cell treatments)

  • publish “open access” – freely share our evaluations, protocols, and learnings​


Promising Rejuvenation Therapies

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Geroprotectors

Existing compounds that slow our aging process to some extent or at least significantly lower our probability to suffer from age-related diseases.

  • Metformin

  • Berberine

  • Selegiline

  • DMAE & Centrophenoxine


Compensatory Treatments

Therapies that do not address the root causes of our aging process but rather compensate for the effects that it has on our body.

  • Male & female steroid hormone restoration

  • NAD+ restoration

  • Young plasma infusions

  • Young plasma exosomes

  • Immune support with dendritic & NK cells


Molecular & Cellular Repair

Therapies that address the root causes or near-root causes of our aging process and repair damage on a molecular or cellular level.

  • Endothelial repair using MitoQ

  • Cellular membrane repair using IV & oral essential phospholipids

  • Arterial & capillary decalcification using IV EDTA

  • First-generation senolytics: Dasatinib, Quercetin, Fisetin, Piperlongumine, Azithromycin

  • Localized and systemic application of stem cells

  • Thymus regeneration


Open for Collaboration

 

The initiative is set up as an international collaboration of scientists, doctors, and the foundation. If you would like to contribute, leave us a note.



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