Excerpt from a YouTube conversation (Ben Greenfield interview) discussing exosomes and their potential effects on aging. The speakers recall a recent rodent study where exosome infusions reportedly increased mitochondrial biogenesis and produced a roughly 13–17% lifespan increase in mice.
Approximately a 13–17% increased lifespan in rodent (mouse) models, as recalled by the speaker in this transcript.
When it comes to the idea of exosomes in the longevity field. I think it's been in the past year at the time of this recording that that big study came out in which they infused mice with exosomes and via I think, a mitochondrial signaling pathway, they saw meaning like an increase in mitochondrial biogenesis and mitochondrial density. They saw and I'm misremembering it was something like somewhere.
Between 13 and.
17% increased lifespan in rodent models with an exosome infusion.
You're going to start to hear a lot more about this soon because cosmetic companies, cancer companies are starting to see the effects of beta defensin because of their antibacterial and inflammation mitigation. So we're going to start to see a lot more mention of that here soon. And that's something that we naturally secrete. And again, you can't just add this to the product. You have to be able to know what you're doing in the cell culture to have it secrete accordingly.
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