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Nature &
Science

in perfect symbiosis

Our vision

Inspired by nature – driven by innovation. Your daily companion for a long, vital life.

NEOaging ( néos = young, ancient Greek ) represents a new understanding of aging—not as an inevitable process, but as an opportunity to actively shape your long-term vitality. We are your daily companion, supporting you with scientifically based, highly effective, and easy-to-use routines to stay energetic and productive, slowing down the signs of aging.

Our vision is to offer a scientifically sound, innovative, and practical longevity routine through the visionary fusion of nature and molecular science. Our team of experts combines powerful botanicals with promising active ingredients from the latest longevity research.

We rely on Premium active ingredients with optimized bioavailability, combined in smart formulations for noticeable results. Highest quality, ease of use, and a fair price make our products a reliable foundation for your vitality – today and in the future, tailored to the zeitgeist of a health-conscious generation.

NEOaging Science Team

Expertise meets research drive

NEOaging is backed by a team of longevity specialists, visionary scientists, and technology experts with medical, biochemical, and biological backgrounds. We combine clinical practice with cutting-edge research and technological innovation to develop holistic solutions for your long-term longevity goals. With our pioneering spirit and deep scientific understanding, we are setting new standards – for a future in which you can rely on your vitality and longevity.

In addition, we have a scientific advisory board at our side that further advances NEOaging and enables the integration of expert knowledge from every field.

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“Longevity is not a matter of chance, but of science.”

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Our product development standards

Scientific expertise you can trust

Our products are based on the current evidence in the longevity sector. We regularly review the current study situation to ensure you always receive the most up-to-date formulations based on scientific evidence. At the same time, we strive to avoid using questionable ingredients if the data is not sufficiently conclusive. In this way, we strive to maintain a balance between innovation and practicality.

NEOaging product principles

Premium quality, laboratory-tested & noticeably effective

The secret to our noticeably effective products lies in the sophisticated compositions and careful selection of premium active ingredients. We take care to use high-quality active ingredients with good bioavailability. Each ingredient is carefully tested and selected. We rely on natural forms of the active ingredients wherever possible, although we also clearly recognize when a lab-produced, synthetic version performs better.

Quality isn't a question, but a logical consequence: To ensure purity, safety, and the highest quality standards, we have our recipes independently tested. We consciously avoid unnecessary fillers and focus on the utmost care in manufacturing. Our Omega-3 product, in particular, meets the Epax® standard, which stands for exceptional purity. Thanks to these standards, we create a product range you can trust.

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Understanding aging scientifically

What does aging mean
at the cellular level?

The first step toward meaningful, well-founded supplementation is a true understanding of the aging process. The principles of aging, often called "Hallmarks of Aging," are divided into different aspects of life and describe the aging process and typical processes in their entirety. These principles also form the foundation for any approach to supporting a healthy aging process. Our scientific team has taken these 12 Hallmarks to heart and, based on them, compiled the current evidence.
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Understanding aging scientifically

Genetics vs. Epigenetics

Fundamental aging processes largely revolve around genetics and epigenetics. "Genetics" refers to the hereditary information you inherit from your ancestors, which is stored in every cell in your body, as well as potential mutations that occur in each of us. This genetic information also serves as the blueprint for your body's proteins and enzymes.
The term "epigenetics," on the other hand, is used when changes to your DNA don't necessarily change the information itself, but rather the way it is accessed. This is the case, for example, when certain groups are added to the DNA, preventing the enzymes that can read DNA from reading that region, and thus preventing the corresponding protein from being formed. Epigenetics, therefore, primarily regulates genetic information.
Aging processes are often associated with changes in DNA and epigenetic mechanisms. For example, mutations in the DNA of our body cells accumulate over the course of our lives – partly due to external influences such as UV light. At the same time, DNA repair processes decline (e.g., due to epigenetic modification over the course of life), leading to increased genomic instability¹. Among other things, basic studies have shown that an increased mutation rate or an inhibition of repair processes could lead to accelerated aging 1, 2, 3 . Furthermore, with each division of our cells, the length of the "protective caps" of our chromosomes also decreases. This, in turn, leads to potential aging processes⁴.

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Cellular senescence

Simply put, the term cellular senescence refers to the situation where a cell no longer divides. This actually occurs more frequently, among other things, when the telomeres described above become too short, preventing the cell from dividing.⁵ Other causes include a large number of stressors and the resulting cell damage, which makes division impossible.⁶ A non-dividing cell is, of course, a sign of aging and more of a protective mechanism than a planned event.

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Autophagy & Mitophagy

Autophagy is a vital process in our cells in which old or damaged cellular components are enclosed in special vesicles (autophagosomes) and subsequently degraded in lysosomes. This mechanism is crucial for cellular health because it removes not only defective proteins but also defective organelles such as mitochondria (mitophagy) or the endoplasmic reticulum (reticulophagy). Furthermore, autophagy helps eliminate invading pathogens (xenophagy) and supports the immune system.

However, with increasing age, autophagy activity declines. This leads to reduced renewal of cellular organelles and an accumulation of damaged cellular components, which is considered a central mechanism of aging. Studies show, among other things, reduced expression of autophagy genes⁷ – meaning fewer enzymes and proteins considered pro-autophagic are produced.

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What factors influence the aging process?

Many factors influence aging—both positively and negatively. One major factor influencing aging, for example, is chronic inflammation. It has been shown that chronic inflammation accelerates the onset of cellular senescence, particularly in immune cells, which then potentially render them unable to clear other "old" cells.⁸
Environmental factors such as UV exposure⁹, everyday stress and an unhealthy, pro-inflammatory diet 10,11,12 also show an association with an accelerated aging process.
On the other hand, an intervention with an anti-inflammatory diet such as the Mediterranean diet shows a potential positive influence on aging 13, 14, 15 . The use of secondary plant substances, so-called polyphenols, is also increasingly becoming the focus of current research. Resveratrol¹⁶, green tea polyphenols¹⁷, and curcumin¹⁸ in particular are being investigated and show promising effects. The administration of polyunsaturated fatty acids, especially the omega-3 fatty acids EPA and DHA, is also currently the focus of clinical studies 19, 20, 21, 22 .

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