This story is starting to get "old" (came out last Tuesday), But I didn't see it posted here, and in this report their are actual references to chronic inflammatory conditions, so...
Scientists from Harvard and the University of New South Wales say they have discovered how to reverse the ageing process.
The research has focused on mice, but early clinical trials have also been conducted on humans.
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"We fed them a molecule that's called NMN and this reversed ageing completely within just a week of treatment in the muscle, and now we're looking to reverse all aspects of ageing if possible."
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"We've gone from mice into early human studies actually. There have been some clinical trials around the world, and we're hoping in the next few years to know if this will actually work in people as well," he said.
The clinical trials were small studies but showed promising results in humans, he said.
"They show that the molecules that extend lifespan in mice are safe in people; they seem to be anti-inflammatory, so they might be useful against disease's inflammation, like skin redness or even inflammatory bowel disease," he said.
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He has been taking the red wine molecule, resveratrol, for a decade.
"I've been taking resveratrol for the last 10 years because it seemed to be very safe," he said.
"I think the risks are, for myself, worth it, though I don't ever promote it.
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