Taurine shields us from age-related inflammation in an unexpected way
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Yale School of Medicine research reveals how taurine, one of the most abundant amino acids in humans, helps regulate innate immune system responses and protects against inflammaging—the chronic inflammation that develops with age.
Tested in cell and tissue models. More research is needed before findings can be translated into human treatments and preventions.
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