"There's evidence that its levels decrease with age so, the theory goes, perhaps if we can slow its decline, perhaps we could extend the youth of our cells." But don't get your hopes up, folks, as Steele explains: "Unfortunately, there's very little evidence for this idea, and more work is needed before we fully understand whether it will affect our skin health or how long we live." What's more concerning is that the so-called miracle may not only be ineffective but could do damage, according to Steele
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