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Why Healthy Aging Matters
Aging in dogs is characterized by gradual cellular stress, reduced regenerative efficiency, and increased metabolic demand.
Understanding the biological basis of aging allows nutritional science to contribute meaningfully to long-term vitality.
Emerging aging biomarkers in dogs
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Telomere Length
Telomere Length
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DNA Methylation Age
DNA Methylation Age
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Cellular Senescence Markers
Cellular Senescence Markers
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Inflammatory Marker
Inflammatory Marker
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Growth & Hormonal Markers
Growth & Hormonal Markers
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Metabolic Markers
Metabolic Markers
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Mitochondrial Markers
Mitochondrial Markers
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Stem Cell Markers
Stem Cell Markers
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NAD⁺ Levels
NAD⁺ Levels
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Proteomic Aging Signatures
Proteomic Aging Signatures
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Functional Aging Markers
Functional Aging Markers
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Composite Aging Index
Composite Aging Index
CGI Framework Diagram
Conceptual Framework in Canine Geronutrition Research
Mechanistic Context → Measurement → Responsible Interpretation
Our Approach
We distinguish between:
Nutritional strategies are not intended to replace veterinary therapies, but may contribute foundational support within daily diets.
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