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The Cellular Cleanup That Could Change How You Age
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The Cellular Cleanup That Could Change How You Age

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The Longevity Summit

The Cellular Cleanup That Could Change How You Age

Renee Fitton
Renee Fitton

Director of Education & Healthcare Sales at Prolon

  • Discover how autophagy helps cells remove damaged components, recycle useful materials, and maintain healthier function as you age.
  • Learn why autophagy tends to decline with age and how longer periods of fasting or fasting-mimicking nutrition may help shift the body toward cellular cleanup and repair.
  • Uncover what emerging human research reveals about fasting-mimicking diets, autophagic activity, metabolic health, and biological aging.

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