Healthy aging and the human gut microbiome: why we cannot just turn back the clock

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Tomasz Wilmanski
Sean M. Gibbons
Nathan D. Price
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[1] Institute for Systems Biology,Department of Bioengineering
[2] University of Washington,eScience Institute
[3] University of Washington,undefined
[4] Thorne HealthTech,undefined
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Nature Aging | 2022年 / 2卷
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The aging research field has largely focused on reversing aging-related changes in the body. However, emerging evidence about the gut microbiome indicates that it may not be optimal to just turn back the clock. Here, we advocate for a more tailored and function-focused approach promoting health across the lifespan.
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