Epigenetic Changes: Epigenetic marks, like DNA methylation and small RNAs, influence gene regulation, targeting histone modifications and gene silencing mechanisms. Precision Medicine and Genetics: Genetic factors contribute to diet and lifestyle responses, but a comprehensive approach integrates genetics with metabolic and epigenetic markers for personalized interventions. Reversibility and Future Possibilities: Epigenetic changes are reversible, as seen in lifestyle interventions, suggesting a future focus on increasing healthspan and possibly lifespan through tailored strategies.
Dr. Goel is a medical physician and founder of Peak Human Labs. His mission is to speak knowledge of the latest cutting edge medical tools and science in order more people to live...
Dr. Lucia Aronica, Ph.D., is Lecturer at the Stanford Prevention and Research Center, Genomics Lead at Metagenics Inc., and editor of the peer-reviewed journal Life by MDPI. Her research investigates how diet, genetics, and epigenetics...