Mitochondrial restoration therapy could be launch pad for longevity

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Mitrix Bio CEO on how targeting increased longevity for astronauts could also pay dividends for those back on planet Earth.
Mitrix Bio recently announced the creation of a new subsidiary, Biotech Explorers, that is aiming to achieve a 130 year lifespan in humans. Initially focused on astronauts, and bringing benefits for those suffering from early-aging diseases, the trials will transplant bioreactor-grown mitochondria into volunteers to increase the number of functional mitochondria.
In addition to extended lifespan, Biotech Explorers also hopes to demonstrate rapid wound healing, enhanced radiation and infection resistance and muscle generation. Initially intended to make space travel less dangerous and debilitating, the implications for earthbound therapies are obvious. We sat down with Mitrix Bio CEO Tom Benson to find out more.
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@startingtoday4663 Ай бұрын

very interesting. QUESTION#1... we know that all mitochondria are not the same. That is different organs have different types of mitochondria and even in some cases mitochondria within the same cell are different and perform different functions. Would your proposed restoration have to be targeted to a specific cell type/organ ? QUESTION #2 How do the injected mitochondria actually get transported thru the cell membrane and then positioned into the correct location within the cytoplasm ? QUESTION #3 Have you considered how to prevent immediate mito-phagy on the recently injected mitochondria

@jadabaudelaire118 Ай бұрын

There are American doctors who use methylene blue infusions to increase mitochondria and mitochondrial function.. At least 1 of them has video here on KZbin.. Might be more effective to seek them out

@view9033 29 күн бұрын

Привет,можешь ссылку на видео прислать ?

@jadabaudelaire118 Ай бұрын

Id like for you to explain how this is superior to current therapies to both increase mitochondria and mitochondrial function.

@ScottRiddleArtist Ай бұрын

I would be interested in this to help with my chronic fatigue and chronic Lyme disease. Western medicine left me with nothing. Not even the proper antibiotics considering the Lyme disease had gone neurological. I was able to heal my arthritis and regain my cognitive abilities/heal my brain. But I have not been able to recover my energy system/mitochondrialcell health

@supperspreader Ай бұрын

Look into SS.31 peptide

@Vegasflatout Ай бұрын

Look at EmCell in Ukraine.

@jadabaudelaire118 Ай бұрын

You can get methylene blue infusions in the United states.. To greatly improve mitochondrial function and population...

@squamish4244 24 күн бұрын

I have gotten nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD+) infusions, which fires up your mitochondria. It repaired the GABA receptors in my brain damaged by massive drug abuse, but also gave me a huge boost in energy and helped me with other health problems. NAD+ therapy is available at 1,100 clinics in the USA now and in many other countries.

@DCGreenZone Ай бұрын

MitoQ, PQQ, Prebiotics, Post biotics, etc and LE has three articles from years ago on restoring mitochondrial health, numbers, function.

@joannsmith3589 Ай бұрын

Thanks for going to Japan, and be able to try on humans ASAP...

@squamish4244 24 күн бұрын

I know. So sick of the endless mice studies! But Japan has the oldest population in the world. It's facing a demographic crisis unless it figures something out soon. The USA is heading this way too, but isn't being smacked in the face with it yet, which usually has to happen before humans make major changes. So clinical trials still take forever...for now.

@marlobardo4274 Ай бұрын

I do not know exactly what I do not know when it comes to mitochondria transplants, but I do know that mitochondrial biogenesis appears to be more often than not upregulated in cancers.

@mahbubhossainshamol9362 Ай бұрын

It’s more fascinating than free energy stuff!

@DrCasey Ай бұрын

So mitochondrial restoration would reverse overall aging by 30 years? If my parents underwent the therapy in 2034 (I'm guessing it will be available by then?), my 85 year old dad and 82 year old mom would become 55 and 52?

@WackyGameEngineer Ай бұрын

That would be beautiful :). Then they have another 30 years to get to the next therapy

@tombenson5957 Ай бұрын

That's the goal. Of course, it's never been done in human beings, so there are no guarantees. But it's quite an adventure.

@DrCasey Ай бұрын

@@tombenson5957 Thanks for replying! If the treatment is successful, then it would become available in Japan around 2026? When would it become available in the US, hypothetically? By 2030 at least? I'm guessing it would be Fast Tracked if it was already available and proven safe elsewhere.

@ElsaRobinson-le5mj Ай бұрын

Keep your hopes up

@tombenson5957 Ай бұрын

@@DrCasey I don't know. The problem is, nobody is funding this kind of work!

@murrmurr765 Ай бұрын

Cool interview!

@supperspreader Ай бұрын

So 1 way to slow down the ageing process is to avoid going into space. That's the moon out of my bucket list then.

@jadabaudelaire118 Ай бұрын

Brilliant!

@kinwinglam8226 Ай бұрын

Interesting ❤

@RZoneFitnessForWomen Ай бұрын

Supplementing with l carnitine ?

@LithaMoonSong Ай бұрын

I volunteer.. come to Canada.

@MonsieurLabbe Ай бұрын

Me too!

@roycemcdougal9842 Ай бұрын

Mitochondria are very large organelle, how can these enter through a cell membrane??

@tombenson5957 Ай бұрын

They have the master key

@steveholmes1736 Ай бұрын

This is my question as well. What evidence is there in the literature that mitochondria are able to penetrate the plasma membrane and enter into the cytosol.

@tombenson5957 Ай бұрын

@@steveholmes1736 It's been well-established for many years. Start if you want by reading McCully's many, papers. Mitochondrial transplantation is one of the fastest-growing fields in biology. Very exciting. Enjoy!