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Red Light on Telomere Length – Tips to Prevent Cell Senescence

Cellular senescence can be an inevitable process in the body, but many people do not know what this process is and how to deal with it. This article will explain some of the key processes involved and why it is important to look after your telomeres.

Cellular senescence is a normal process that happens as you get older and it is one of the reasons why you get sick often. 

The reason that cellular senescence occurs is due to a problem in the way your DNA is working. 

This can be caused by various things including: poor diet; a disease such as cancer; exposure to certain drugs; and excessive use of alcohol or smoking.

Once cellular senescence sets in, your telomere length becomes shorter. As a result, you are prone to getting diseases such as cardiovascular disease and cancer, which can cause your telomere length to get shorter.

• There are a number of ways you can stop cellular senescence from taking place and keeping your telomere length long. 
• One of the simplest methods is by avoiding harmful chemicals such as alcohol and smoking. Another method is to eat foods that are high in antioxidants such as beta carotene.
• The last method that I will talk about involves a very simple dietary change. 
• If you want to lengthen your telomere length then eat foods that have a high amount of antioxidants such as broccoli, spinach, cauliflower, spinach, cabbage, carrots and turnips. You can also eat other high antioxidant vegetables such as tomatoes, papaya and squash, just to name a few.
• The above methods should help you with keeping your telomere length longer. However, if you want to permanently increase your telomere length then you need to follow a proper diet, avoid harmful chemicals, and eat foods that have high levels of antioxidants.
• A diet for healthy eating will have a direct bearing on how long you live as this is directly related to good health. 

By eating a diet that is high in nutrients such as protein, carbohydrates, fibre, vitamins, minerals and water, you will not only help boost your immune system and prevent chronic illnesses such as cancer but will also keep your telomere length longer. 

By having a longer telomere length you will have more of a chance of having a long and healthy life.

The first step towards preventing cellular senescence is to ensure that you lead an un-healthy lifestyle. 

It is also important to have regular exercise because a sedentary lifestyle and eating too much saturated fat and sugar are both responsible for increasing your chances of becoming ill.

It is important to make sure that you get plenty of rest, eat a balanced diet, and get plenty of sleep each night so that your cells have enough energy to repair themselves and keep your telomere length at its optimum level. 

If you want to improve your overall quality of life then it is also important to avoid smoking, drinking alcohol and quitting any harmful drugs which will damage your body.

Of course, Red Light therapy in conjunction with healthy living lifestyle will delay the telomere length by exposing longer 660nm to 1100 nm infrared light which we all know do great in blood circulation thereby treating problems such as : arthritis, wound healing, tendonitis, wrinkles, pain, inflammation and pinch nerve and many other ailments.

Scientific Research : 

https://ndnr.com/dermatology/red-light-therapy-how-it-can-benefit-your-anti-aging-regimen/

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3370421/

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The Cause Of The Red Light On Telomere Initiates a telomere-based DNA Damage

• For many years, scientists have been debating the causes of the red light on telomere initiates telomere-based DNA damage (rDNA/telomere mismatch) and how the condition affects the longevity of a cell. 
• However, despite all of the studies conducted over the past several decades, there is still very little knowledge about the actual causes of this common genetic cause of premature aging in humans. 
• This is the reason why it is important to identify the causes of rDNA/telomere mismatch early and start preventing the aging process as soon as possible.

The majority of DNA repair processes begin with the recognition of a double helix (double-helix DNA) by the DNA polymerase – the enzyme that produces a single-strand of DNA. Unfortunately, many genes contain both double helices and a double-strand of DNA. 

• Therefore, when these DNA bases become too close to one another, the DNA polymerase cannot fully duplicate the DNA and instead, a DNA sequence called an insertion ends up in the DNA strand, which causes the rDNA or telomere mismatch.
• When the genetic basis for the genetic instability exists, the aging process will proceed in a predictable manner. 
• As a result, individuals with genetic disorders such as sickle cell anemia or multiple myeloma often show signs of aging before they actually reach middle age.
• The red light is useful to prevent telomere-based DNA damage and the associated premature aging process.
• The genetic counseling process allows patients to know their genetic makeup, which can then be used to help determine if any genetic conditions are present. 
• The screening process will look for rDNA/telomere mismatch mutations. If a person has an rDNA/telomere mismatch mutation, screening for the specific genetic variant that causes it can eliminate the possibility of an illness in the future.
• Genetic counseling and screenings can also provide information on potential risks associated with inherited diseases. 

If you are concerned about the aging process or the possibility of premature aging, contact your medical professional for assistance and have a genetic counselor perform a comprehensive health evaluation. to determine the best course of action.

Red Light Reducing the Burden of Damage Caused by too much Sun UVA Exposure

Red light alleviating the burden of UVA exposure caused by sunlight is possible and has been practiced for years. You just have to know how to do it properly.

• UVA radiation is caused by the sun, the hottest source of radiation in our planet. 
• The UVA rays penetrate the body’s blood vessels. The effect is that the immune system becomes damaged and this leads to many kinds of skin cancers. 
• One of the major benefits of red light eliminating the burden of damage caused by UVA exposure is that it helps repair the damage to the immune system.
• Red light has a very long wavelength, so it is difficult to penetrate through the skin, unlike the sun’s radiation which can penetrate through to the bone marrow. Therefore, the effect of the sun cannot be as good as that of red light on the human body.
• Red light can also be used in combination with a moisturizer. Many manufacturers make products that claim to have antioxidant properties. 
• Antioxidants are substances that neutralize the free radicals which cause disease. 
• Free radicals are formed when we overuse oxygen, and exposure to sunlight is a big one. 

A product with antioxidants would therefore help prevent these harmful chemicals from accumulating in the body, thus reducing the effects of sun exposure.

The most effective combination for UVA exposure alleviating the burden of damage caused by sunlight is the use of both a moisturizer and an antioxidant. 

There are products on the market which contain the two elements in different concentrations. This should be done carefully, as too much of any ingredient can cause damage.

If you are looking to improve the effectiveness of your antioxidant, there are some excellent options available. Some companies make their own supplements containing vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients which may help prevent the damaging effects of UVA exposure.

Of course, it is also possible to apply sunscreen, which will protect the skin from UVA as well as preventing damage caused by the sun. Make sure you choose an effective brand of sunscreen. You should also read all the instructions on the label carefully. A good brand of sunscreen will protect you against sun damage but you should also ensure that it is free of harmful chemicals like parabens and alcohol.

Red Light Intervention Decreases UVA Induced Apoptosis

In a recent study on the impact of red light intervention, researchers found that UVB-radiated cells in the human epidermis have significantly fewer nuclear DNA mutations (mutations in DNA strands) than photoreceptor cells that were exposed to UVA. It is these mutations that are linked to cancer and other diseases. 

• According to the study, researchers were able to show that the exposure to UVA decreases the rate of nuclear DNA mutations as well as the number of mutations per site, and the overall rate of photoreceptor cell death is reduced. 
• The researchers found that the photoreceptor cells in response to UVA showed fewer DNA mutations compared to those cells in the control group.
• The authors of this study have proposed that the ability of UVA to cause DNA damage is important to explain the increased level of photoreceptor cell death. 
• The UVB-reactive protein, PARPs, are proteins that are produced in response to UVA, but they are not directly related to DNA mutation. 
• They have been shown to be capable of altering genes through interaction with DNA and RNA. However, the PARPs are also believed to be responsible for the activation of transcription factors that can lead to cell death through programmed cell death.
• The study supports the hypothesis that exposure to UVA has an effect on the rate of DNA damage in human cells, particularly those that are actively producing enzymes and proteins which produce cell death. 

The research supports the concept that increased levels of UVB can result in the accumulation of UVA-activated PARPs, which in turn leads to the activation of transcription factors that induce cell death.

Researchers have suggested that the results of this study may have implications for how we should design photoprotection for humans. 

The results suggest that it is possible to block the UVA-activated PARPs from interacting with DNA by using a red-shade film or a substance that has a high absorption capacity. 

This may help to prevent the accumulation of PARPs, which could lead to the activation of genes and the degradation of proteins.

For those interested in the study, the journal Nature Photonics has published an article about the research which includes additional information on how the study was conducted. For more information, please visit the journal website at the Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters.

Red light intervention is another important finding about the role that UVA has on DNA repair, and its implication on health. 

It is possible that future studies will reveal other roles that UVA plays on DNA repair and cancer. 

Until then, it is important that people take a variety of precautions, including the proper use of protective sunglasses, avoiding overexposure to UV light, and avoiding overexposure to UVA.

It is recommended to use these Infrared Red Light therapy to energize your whole body to prevent premature aging and illness.

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