Can hypoxic exercise retard cellular senescence? A narrative review.
Abstract
Senescent cells are defined as normal cells that have undergone irreversible division arrest due to various factors. These cells have been found to play a pivotal role in aging and the development of chronic diseases. Numerous studies demonstrated that physical exercise is effective in anti-aging and anti-chronic diseases. Furthermore, the combination of exercise and hypoxia has been shown to optimize the stimulus of oxygen deprivation and extend cellular lifespan.
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Research summary
The paper discusses the role of hypoxic exercise in potentially retarding cellular senescence, which is directly related to the mechanisms of aging and lifespan extension. However, as a narrative review, it likely synthesizes existing knowledge rather than presenting new experimental findings, limiting its impact to a solid but not groundbreaking contribution to the field.
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