Physiological function represents a set of already established, straightforward and practical evidence-based biomarkers that can be utilized to assess the biological effects of aging and the effectiveness of treatments.
Overall, it seems likely that identification of candidate therapies from preclinical models will not be the major limitation for establishing effective interventions to slow the effects of aging and delay the onset of age-associated co-morbidities.
The sequence of physical aging and crosslinking, as well as reversal of the aging process was studied in order to separate the similar effects of aging and crosslinking.
The Atkins diet is shy on several vital nutrients, including the B vitamins and vitamins A, C and D, antioxidants that slow the effects of aging, and calcium.
Mr. Glenn lobbied NASA to include him on a shuttle flight by pointing out the parallels between the biological effects of aging and space travel.
A nuclear plant's license is granted by the N.R.C. based on its performance in two areas: programs and processes to manage the effects of aging, and the impact of a plant on the environment.
It can help him ward off the natural effects of aging and, he hopes, extend his career as a third baseman.
Dr. Petersen agreed that it was a legitimate concern, but "by and large, we're becoming better at distinguishing between the normal cognitive effects of aging and disease".
Shortened telomeres are thought to underlie many of the adverse health effects of aging, and perhaps even to contribute to looking older than one's years.
It is, therefore, impossible to make a clear distinction between the effects of aging and the effects of disease in blood vessels in human beings.
The social aspects of old age are influenced by the relationship of the physiological effects of aging and the collective experiences and shared values of that generation to the particular organization of the society in which it exists.
