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Aging
Aging (Human Nutrition · The Body’s Offense) — "Aging is a process that is genetically determined but modulated by factors in the environment. In the process o…
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- Aging is a genetically determined process modulated by environmental factors.
- Genetic determination and environmental modulation influence aging.
- Tissue function declines during aging.
- The traditional theory identifies oxidative stress as the primary contributor to tissue decline.
- Aging tissues accumulate damage caused by free radicals.
- Recent scientific evidence modifies the traditional oxidative-stress theory.
- Progressive dysfunction of metabolic processes is suggested as the initial cause of tissue decline.
- Metabolic dysfunction increases free radical production.
- Increased free radicals influence the stress response of aging tissues.