In parallel, it has become evident how lifestyle and food habits significantly impact human health by influencing chronic disease risk, energy levels, and overall well-being [8]
Due to activation of the mTOR pathway, which regulates cell growth [18], and modulation of the ATF6 pathway, affecting cytoskeletal structure [19], senescent cells often take on an enlarged and irregular morphology [18, 19]
52 Interestingly, low zinc levels have been associated with pediatric inflammatory bowel disease 55 and increased inflammation in animal models of colitis 56 and zinc supplementation appears to be protective of bowel inflammation in clinical 57 and animal studies
Now, researchers are asking whether their reach extends into behavior, too