This post explains many aspects of the study but I want to add a different angle to what I think could be going on.
It is well established that senolytics have a rejuvenating effect and life extension properties. If I remember correctly, only about 20% of senescent cells can be removed by senolytic compounds.
The body has a much better way by using its own senolytic disposal mechanism thru natural killer cells and T-cells. The problem is the immune system we need to remove senescent cells(in the scalp and elsewhere) are also under the process of becoming senescent in themselves.
L. Reuteri and other probiotics are known to increase T-cell function. So we have a plausible mechanism(I think) for the L. Reuteri rejuvenation effect and that is increasing immune function which remove senescent cells.
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
In addition, L. reuteri has stimulatory effects on the immune system by increasing T cell development and function [15]. Upon supplementation with L. reuteri ATCC 55730, B lymphocyte numbers were increased and promoted increased numbers of CD4-positive T-lymphocytes in the ileal epithelium [18]. There is growing interest in the immune-boosting potential of L. reuteri; however, its efficacy is limited to certain strains.
It is well established that senolytics have a rejuvenating effect and life extension properties. If I remember correctly, only about 20% of senescent cells can be removed by senolytic compounds.
The body has a much better way by using its own senolytic disposal mechanism thru natural killer cells and T-cells. The problem is the immune system we need to remove senescent cells(in the scalp and elsewhere) are also under the process of becoming senescent in themselves.
L. Reuteri and other probiotics are known to increase T-cell function. So we have a plausible mechanism(I think) for the L. Reuteri rejuvenation effect and that is increasing immune function which remove senescent cells.
Activation of Natural Killer Cells by Probiotics - PMC
During the last decade, probiotics have been established to be important mediators of host immunity. Their effects on both innate and adaptive immunity have been documented in the literature. Although several reports have correlated different ...
