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In vitro study demonstrates anti-aging effects of a poly-herbomineral blend in human fibroblast cells, suggesting potential benefits for longevity.
Aging is a natural biological phenomenon including oxidative stress, chronic inflammation, cellular senescence and cumulative metabolic dysfunction in human body. In Ayurveda ‘aging’, known as Jara - denotes natural aging process by progressive degradation of body tissues and declined in physiological function. Ayurvedic formulations are well known for their rejuvenation property and to support longevity, vitality and physiological balance. DRDC/2015/003, a Herbo-mineral blend derived by fortification of Chyawanprash with some well-reported Ayurvedic ingredients like Mukta (Pearl calax), Safed musli (Chlorophylum borivilianum) and Kesar (Crocus sativa) responsible for decreasing oxidative stress. Current in vitro study assessed anti-aging potential of DRDC/2015/003, on human fibroblast cell (HFF-1). The non-cytotoxic concentration of DRDC/2015/003 was evaluated by MTT assay, followed by assessment of H₂O₂induced beta galactosidase activity as oxidative stress marker. Results indicated to marked reduction (17.1% decrease) in H₂O₂induced cellular senescence with β–galactosidase (SA- β-gal) activity, in the test setup as compared with controlled cells setup. Such observed activity of DRDC/2015/003 in reducing H₂O₂ induced beta galactosidase activity in HFF-1 cells indicated to its significant role in anti- aging property and delaying premature cellular aging.
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