The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
I mean Fox o3 is a transcription factor it regulates whole host of genes many of which have to do with DNA repair at ah Fuji stem cell function production of antioxidants and anti-inflammatory pathway so it's a lot of really good stuff you want active all the time
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if you get rid of that inhibition constitutively if Fox or 3 is constantly active in those worms I mean it's just like super in there making superoxide dismutase they're making more stem cells they're making just everything's active you know more etaf EG more stret like all these stress resistance pathways I mean Fox o3 is a transcription factor it regulates whole host of genes many of which have to do with DNA repair at ah Fuji stem cell function production of antioxidants and anti-inflammatory pathway so it's a lot of really good stuff you want active all the time
the reason foxo3 is associated with longevity is because it turns on a whole host of genes that make you more resilient to stress it turns on antioxidant genes it turns on genes that repair DNA damage it turns on genes that kill tumor cells and it turns on genes that make sure proteins don't Aggregate and Clump inside of your cells