Since their initial discovery in yeast in 1979, the Sirtuins family, a class of highly conserved deacetylases (later expanded to include deacylases), has gradually revealed its core roles in cellular metabolism, DNA repair, oxidative stress regulation, and the aging process. This article will system Read More

With the postponement of the age at marriage and childbearing, infertility in women of advanced reproductive age (ARA) has become an increasingly prevalent clinical issue, and the decline in oocyte quality constitutes a pivotal limiting factor. Fortunately, a recent study conducted by a research tea Read More

1. Introduction: The Global Rise of Urolithin AIf you’ve been keeping an eye on the booming health and longevity industry lately, you’ve probably seen the term “Urolithin A” pop up everywhere — from research papers to cutting-edge supplement labels. But what exactly is it, and why is everyone sudden Read More

Obesity represents a global public health challenge. According to the World Obesity Atlas 2024 released by the World Obesity Federation (WFO), it is projected that 3.3 billion adults worldwide will be overweight or obese by 2035 (see table below).Source: World Obesity FederationIn recent years, GLP- Read More

In recent years, intestinal health and inflammation management have gradually become research hotspots in the fields of nutrition and medicine. Ulcerative Colitis (UC), as a type of chronic inflammatory bowel disease, has seen a continuous rise in its global prevalence. Existing drug therapies (such Read More

1. Introduction: Why Magnesium Matters More Than You ThinkLet’s start with a simple truth: magnesium is one of those unsung heroes your body can’t live without — yet most people barely get enough of it. Think of it as your body’s “spark plug.” It helps fire up more than 300 enzymatic processes insid Read More