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Apigenin as a Senomorphic Agent

This video explores apigenin, a natural compound, and its emerging role as a senomorphic agent. It explains that senomorphics modify senescent cells by reducing harmful secretions, unlike senolytics, which eliminate them. Multiple studies, including those up to 2025, are presented as evidence for apigenin's senomorphic activity, highlighting its ability to suppress inflammatory factors (SASP) in various cell types without causing cell death. Research on human bone marrow stem cells and aged mice further supports these findings, demonstrating improved cellular function and cognitive benefits. While it shows promise for promoting healthier aging, the text concludes there is no significant evidence that apigenin acts as a senolytic.