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What accelerates aging in your body?

Recent scientific research has identified 12 critical causes.

MITOCHONDRIAL DYSFUNCTION

Mitochondrial dysfunction happens when the mitochondria—many tiny energy producers in our cells—become less effective with age. Supporting mitochondrial health is vital for slowing down the aging process.

GENOMIC INSTABILITY

During aging, our DNA becomes damaged, especially in stem cells and fast-dividing cells. Damaged DNA may result in improper cell function which impacts proper functioning of tissues and organs.

TELOMERE SHORTENING

Telomeres—the protective ends of our chromosomes—shorten over time, leading to a loss of vital genetic information. This shortening impairs proper cell function and contributes to tissue and organ decline, accelerating the aging process.

EPIGENETIC ALTERATIONS

The epigenome—the system that controls gene activity—becomes disorganized over time. This disarray can cause beneficial genes to be switched off when they should be active, and harmful genes to be turned on when they should remain off.

LOSS OF PROTEOSTASIS

Proteostasis—the system that keeps proteins balanced—begins to fail over time. This leads to a buildup of damaged proteins, disrupting cell function and contributing to tissue and organ decline.

DEREGULATED NUTRIENT SENSING

The body's nutrient-sensing systems, which manage how we process and use nutrients, become less effective over time. This can result in reduced energy and metabolic dysfunction.

CELLULAR SENESCENCE

As we age, cells can enter a state called cellular senescence, where they stop dividing but don't die. These senescent cells accumulate in the body, releasing harmful substances that cause inflammation and damage nearby healthy cells.

STEM CELL EXHAUSTION

Over time, stem cells become dysfunctional or die off. Since stem cells are responsible for producing new copies of our cells when needed, having fewer or dysfunctional stem cells leads to less replenished and maintained tissues.

ALTERED CELLULAR COMMUNICATION

Over time, cellular communication breaks down, disrupting the body's ability to maintain homeostasis—the process of keeping the body's internal environment stable and balanced.

INFLAMMAGING

Inflammaging is a chronic, low-grade inflammatory state that occurs as part of aging, and can be influenced by lifestyle factors. It can contribute to age-related diseases, including cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and neurodegenerative disorders.

IMPAIRED MACROAUTOPHAGY

Macroautophagy impairment occurs when cells are unable to perform autophagy, the process of cellular self-cleaning. This leads to the buildup of damaged or dysfunctional cellular components and is associated with cancer and other health issues.

MICROBIOME DYSBIOSIS

Microbiome dysbiosis is an imbalance in gut bacteria, where harmful microbes outnumber beneficial ones. This can cause digestive issues, inflammation, weakened immunity, and is linked to diseases like obesity and mental health disorders.

Revivex 12 cases of aging – altered cellular communication

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Why Revivex?

While many brands target only the visible signs of aging, Revivex goes deeper by addressing the 12 core factors of aging.

We combine natural scientifically proven ingredients and advanced therapy technologies to enhance your health, accelerate recovery, and help you look and feel your best – all while tackling aging at its source, deep within your body.