David Sinclair· PhD
We showed, now going back to 2005, that fasting activates the sirtuins
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We showed, now going back to 2005, that fasting activates the sirtuins
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So, [indistinct] mTOR, we start with fasting, we get longevity and sirtuins. We start with fascinating, we get longevity in AMPK, - Same thing.
So, we have a little better understanding now of how sirtuins are turned on by fasting.
so fasting again like fasting also promote ultimately eating also promotes sirtuin activity and this in turn helps with the recycling of nad through this additional enzyme in a.m. PT and as a result of that you'll have like a better better circadian profile
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