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"Reverse brain aging", sure, in the same sense that taking Vitamin C reverses aging. The nasal spray reduced markers of inflammation in hippocampal microglial cells. A lot of things reduce inflammation. That is not "reversing ageing". Of course, "reduces inflammation" doesn't headline very well...
The article is also heavily ai generated, I call bs on every single bit
can you please share your methodology for detecting ai please?
"Reverse brain aging", sure, in the same sense that taking Vitamin C reverses aging. The nasal spray reduced markers of inflammation in hippocampal microglial cells. A lot of things reduce inflammation. That is not "reversing ageing". Of course, "reduces inflammation" doesn't headline very well...
The article is also heavily ai generated, I call bs on every single bit
Whining by humans claiming AI? Predictable. Probable. Indeed LLM "complete the sentence" predictable.
High impact journal for an interesting study that is admittedly largely out of my area of expertise. The limitation of it being done in animal models, is of course, noted, but also expected. The question I would ask is how well the underlying background research makes this outcome expected.
Mice get all the cool shit first
I even seen a mouse on youtube with it's own tiny EV sports car driving about!
https://youtube.com/shorts/E74r-ybeQfE
Someone needs to put an octopus in a mini vehicle.
High impact journal for an interesting study that is admittedly largely out of my area of expertise. The limitation of it being done in animal models, is of course, noted, but also expected. The question I would ask is how well the underlying background research makes this outcome expected.
Damn, that’s one hell of a way to say “is this any good though?”. Too many words for such a simple question.
"Reverse brain aging", sure, in the same sense that taking Vitamin C reverses aging. The nasal spray reduced markers of inflammation in hippocampal microglial cells. A lot of things reduce inflammation. That is not "reversing ageing". Of course, "reduces inflammation" doesn't headline very well...