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by inglor_cz
1638 days ago
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Interestingly, some patients during the TRIIM trial (thymus rejuvenation by application of human growth hormone and metformin) had their hair turning dark again, though they were a minority. A new trial, TRIIM-X, is now underway, and the researches actually took photos of all the participants at the beginning in order to be able to capture potential changes in appearance. https://www.lifespan.io/news/lifextenshow-thymic-rejuvenatio... So the part about the immune system possibly mistakenly killing the melanocytes might be right. But the statement "Aging is made up of a bunch of different systems: aging of the skin, the heart, the brain, the immune system." strikes me as unsupported. It is entirely possible that all those processes, though superficially very different from one another, may have ony one or two or three common roots. |
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