On November 20, the Daily Mail reported that Israeli scientists have made a breakthrough study. This is a biological study that can alter the state of aging. In this unique study, the scientists used hyperbaric oxygen therapy to reverse two key indicators of biological senescence, "shortening of telomeres" and "accumulation of senescent cells."

According to Israeli scientist Shaah.

A study promoted by Evrati (Shai Efrati) found that hyperbaric oxygen therapy could reverse two key indicators of human aging:

# 01 Telomere length increased by 20% - -to 38%;

# 02 Cell senescence is reduced by 11% - -37%, which has a significant anti-aging effect.

What are the telomomes?

Who is Shai Efrati?

Telomeres: They are at both ends of DNA and do not grow long, causing diseases including cancer, Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease. On the one hand, senescent cells or so-called zombie cells can also accumulate in the body, preventing the cells from regenerating. Until finally, because it was too short to divide, the life died.

Shai Efrati: According to public information, he was born in 1971 and is an associate professor at the Sackler School of Medicine and sacol School of Neuroscience, Tel Aviv University, Israel, and the director of the Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy and Research Center at Yitzhak Shamir Medical Center, Israel. Efratti is very good at hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT). He has promoted neuroplasticity and cognitive rehabilitation, and has successfully demonstrated that HBOT can improve cognitive function in traumatic brain injury.

Most of them were studied in the authoritative Aging: The researchers treated 30 more than 65 healthy adults on hyperbaric oxygen therapy for three days, five days a week, and the oxygen donor breathed through the hyperbaric oxygen chamber.

The results showed that the human telomere grew by 37%, while the wine concentration of its cells was reduced by 38%. Scientists say that corresponds to the cellular level their body was 25 years ago.

The mission aims to inspire NASA to hope that the twins in space will return longer, while the twins remaining on Earth await for their normal life. Shai Efrati "This is the first human discovery that hyperbaric oxygen is not only forcing aging, but also reversing aging."

Efratti said: " Telomere shortening is considered a biological aging, the medical field wants telomere extension in the human body, and many drug and environmental interventions have been widely explored.”

He added: " After this unique experiment, the telomere length has changed significantly. We can understand that the aging process can indeed be reversed since the cell biological level. This also provides a new foundation for the scientific community.”

Other scientists say the study is the latest in a series of studies designed to understand the anti-aging process and extend life expectancy as people feel young. The premise of the experiment is that aging can be cured as a disease.

As Efratti says, the bioscience community has continued to fight aging. In 2015, Leeds Parrish, the CEO of a US biotech company, reportedly underwent two gene therapies in Colombia. He claimed the therapy made permanent changes to his DNA, fighting muscle loss and allowed him to grow telomeres.

But gene therapy has been controversial, when Parrish was also criticized for receiving the treatment. At the time, he said: " Gene therapy has reversed his biological age by 20 years."After the publication of the Israeli hyperbaric oxygen therapy study, Parish said again:" Death is optional.”

Other common anti-aging studies have shown that interventions such as healthy diet and exercise also have some inhibitory effects on telomere length shortening.

Dr Amir-Hadani, one of the researchers on hyperbaric oxygen therapy, said: " It's worth noting that in our study, three months of treatment achieved significant telomere lengthening, more effective than any currently available interventions.”

So, does this mean that the reversal of human aging is really just around the corner?

Of course, her achievements are not very outstanding, but many scholars engaged in hyperbaric oxygen medicine have personally experienced the role of hyperbaric oxygen therapy in anti-aging in China. The findings were soon published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, which noted that hyperbaric oxygen therapy has an increasingly prominent role in anti-aging, and the popularity of hyperbaric oxygen therapy has made many medical and academic communities lack attention to hyperbaric oxygen therapy. Nevertheless, the research results of Shai Efrati will still promote the development of hyperbaric oxygen medicine.

The 2019 Nobel Prize—— Physiology or Medicine, was awarded by three scientists for discovering "how cells sense and adapt to oxygen supply", as research shows why oxygen is so valuable to humans and animals.