Glycation is favored by genetic and behavioral factors. Its consequences, cellular aging and age-related diseases, seem to be transmitted to future...
GLYCATION & METABOLISM
Aging, nutrition, glycation: the hunt for sugars is on.
A low-carbohydrate diet inhibits glycation and provides better control of aging than a low-fat diet. Medical conventions in nutrition have been...
Glycation, the trap: overwhelmed body, accelerated aging!
The very sharp increase in sugar consumption would explain the absence of a self-repair mechanism to fight against glycation, a major cause of aging...
Overweight: towards a pandemic of accelerated aging?
Being overweight promotes aging (1). Its increase throughout the world, in ever younger populations, presages an upheaval in accelerated aging...
Gut-brain axis, aging and glycation.
The intestinal microbiota contributes to brain aging via glycation. The discovery of the interactions between the intestinal microbiota, made up of...
THE “GLUCOTYPE”, a new classification to trace people at risk of accelerated aging?
By continuously measuring the level of glucose in the blood, researchers (1) have discovered that it varies very strongly throughout the day...