The connection of cellular aging, cardiovascular diseases and anxiety disorders

Author:
A.P. Pereverzev

FSBOU DPO RANMO of the Ministry of Health of Russia

Place of publication:
NEW THERAPEUTIC JOURNAL "NON NOCERE", AUGUST 2021

Summary:
Since time immemorial, every woman has wanted to remain young and beautiful for as long as possible. For example, Queen Cleopatra and Queen Elizabeth I of England took daily milk baths (from cows, goats, donkeys, etc.) to achieve this. In the Victorian era, women applied lead-containing creams to achieve whiter skin, which certainly didn't contribute to health and a long, happy life, which only began to increase in the 20th century amid the rapid advancement of medical science. According to the World Health Organization, between 2015 and 2050, the number of people aged 60+ will increase from 900 million to 2 billion (from 12% to 22% of the world's population), meaning one in five people will be over 60. But is it possible to slow down or even stop the aging process, and what is needed to achieve this?

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