The human body is made up of a fascinating, intricate, and complex array of parts and systems made up of millions of cells. Inside these cells lies a vast array of genetic information, your DNA. At the tip of your DNA lies something scientists are just now tapping into as a potential key to health and longevity. These tips are called teletelomereselemores. They could be compared to the plastic caps at the end of shoelaces and are found at the tips of your chromosomes. They help prevent the chromosomes from sticking to each other. In doing so, your telomeres play a pivotal role in protecting your genetic information each time your DNA replicates.
These telomeres are really long when you’re a baby. As one ages or fights certain diseases, these telomeres become shorter, and as they shorten, your cells and the information they contain become at greater risk of dying.
To help protect our telomeres, they produce an enzyme called telomerase. This enzyme helps cells divide and lengthens each cell’s telomeres. As telomerase runs low, so does our body’s ability to help our telomeres. Researchers have been studying telomeres, finding interesting connections between telomere lengths and life spans. In fact, geneticist Richard Cawthon found that those with shorter telomeres had shorter life spans and were three times more likely to die of heart disease and eight times more likely to die from an infectious disease.
Those with longer telomeres lived up to five years longer than those with the shortened teletelomeresough other variables, such as gender, chronological age, and oxidative stress (how much oxioxidationur body is exposed to through smoking, drinking, inflammation, and infections) also plays a role in lifespan.
Scientists are also interested in studying telomeres as a potential way to detect and stop the spread of certain cancers. Many cancers, ranging from lung, kidney, bone, pancreatic, and bladder, to head and neck cancers, have shortened telomeres. Scientists believe that if they could find a way to restrict telomerase from getting into the cancer cells, and therefore, allow only the cancer cells to die becuase they are untargetable, then this could be a potential way to stop this deadly disease.
For those not suffering from cancer, making sure that the body gets the telomerase it needs to lengthen those telomeres would be a way to slow down the aging process. Many researchers now recognize that keeping your cells healthy includes supporting your telomere length in orto your cells to replicate properly.
What can you do to proactively keep your cells healthy? Drinking plenty of water, avoiding oxidative activities, including anything that causes inflammation, and using supplements to help support your cellular health is one of the great places to start.
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