In experiments conducted on elderly mice, the
administration of mitorubin improved cardiac performance by enhancing
mitochondrial activity. Professor Shigeru Yanagi emphasized the need for
further research to investigate the possibility of achieving similar effects in
humans, as reported by ria.ru.
Japanese scientists discover way to slow down heart aging
Japanese scientists have discovered that a compound called mitorubin can slow down the age-related decline of heart function and potentially even partially restore it.
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