Improved mature medicine will appear after exactly 2 years

The drug has the effect of reversing the natural law of nature. People are looking forward to the future "young and not old".

"Improving old age" and "immortal life" are two supreme desires of humankind throughout the history of development. But no matter how hard we try, we can only prolong life, but never have a story contrary to the natural law of creation.

However, it seems that the first wish is gradually becoming a reality, as scientists are now preparing to announce a drug capable of reversing the aging process in humans.

The mature brass tablets will soon be available in the future.

More precisely, this drug will reverse the damage of dementia and some aging-related diseases. More specifically, the tablet only includes very simple vitamins: B, C, D, folic acid, green tea essence, fish oil . which results in "above excellent" - According to share from scientists.

There has been a lot of research related to "perfect aging" medicine done on mice. And in the most recent study of McMaster University (Canada), mice with brain damage similar to Alzheimer's disease in humans recovered significantly when using this drug every day.

Not only that, the mouse's appearance, vision, mobility and balance of the mouse also changed a lot. Even the senses such as the sense of smell and hearing - the senses that are damaged when they get old - are also improved.

"Research is really important. We believe this drug can cure serious illnesses and change people's lives," said Professor Jennifer Lemon of McMaster University, the researcher .

Lemon said: "Research shows that this drug has the potential to save people with serious neurological diseases, such as Alzheimer's or Parkinson's."

To get this result, Lemon also did experiments on mice. According to her, mice have a mechanism of neurodegeneration over time like humans. When mice lived for 22 months, their nervous system degenerated like humans in the 70-80 year old.

Drugs that cause mitochondria in the brain to produce less free radicals - which are thought to cause aging.

After using this drug, the mouse's brain cells were significantly restored. Accordingly, the drug will affect the mitochondria, making it produce less "free radicals" . Free radicals are the cause of aging.

In the experiment on cell phones, crickets with a lifespan of 120 today can live up to 257 days, which is more than double.

The next step, experts will experiment on humans, to determine if the drug has any side effects. If it is convenient, it is expected that people will get this "perfect old man" medicine within the next 2 years.

The study was published in the journal Environmental and Molecular Mutagenesis.