Aging, Hormones and Receptors

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Abstract

Ageing is accompanied by deterioration in physical condition and a number of physiological processes and thus a higher risk of a range of diseases and disorders. In particular, we focused on the changes associated with aging, especially the role of small molecules, their role in physiological and pathophysiological processes and potential treatment options. Our previously published results and data from other authors lead to the conclusion that these unwanted changes are mainly linked to the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis can be slowed down, stopped, or in some cases even reversed by an appropriate treatment, but especially by a life-management adjustment.

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HILL, M., TŘÍSKALA, Z., HONCŮ, P., KREJČÍ, M., KAJZAR, J., BIČÍKOVÁ, M., … STERZL, I. (2020). Aging, Hormones and Receptors. Physiological Research, 69(Suppl. 2), S255–S272. https://doi.org/10.33549/physiolres.934523

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