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Parasitic-Microbial Colonization as a Hidden Accelerator of Aging: A New Integrative Hypothesis
Valeria Lukyanova (Amatue)
Independent Researcher
March 2026
Independent Researcher
March 2026
Abstract
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Keywords
aging, microbiome, parasites, biofilms, chronic inflammation, inflammaging, mitochondria, autophagy, telomeres, epigenetics, gut-brain axis
Table of Contents
1. The Central Paradox: The Body Renews Itself but Does Not Preserve Youth
2. Theoretical Foundation of the Hypothesis
3. Biofilms and Mucosal Matrices
4. Chronic Inflammation
5. Autoimmune Processes
6. Endogenous Viruses
7. Mitochondrial Dysfunction
8. Apoptosis, Autophagy, and Cellular Renewal
9. Telomeres
10. The Thymus and Immunity
11. The Gut-Brain Axis
12. Food Cravings and Behavioral Hijacking
13. Nutrition and Glycemic Load
14. Metabolic Interventions
15. Epigenetics
16. Cymatics, Music, and Wave-Based Models
17. Psychosocial Factors
18. Practical Observations
19. Potential Directions for Intervention
20. Conclusion
21. References
22. Author Statement and Disclosures
[Insert finalized English abstract here]
Keywords
aging, microbiome, parasites, biofilms, chronic inflammation, inflammaging, mitochondria, autophagy, telomeres, epigenetics, gut-brain axis
Table of Contents
1. The Central Paradox: The Body Renews Itself but Does Not Preserve Youth
2. Theoretical Foundation of the Hypothesis
3. Biofilms and Mucosal Matrices
4. Chronic Inflammation
5. Autoimmune Processes
6. Endogenous Viruses
7. Mitochondrial Dysfunction
8. Apoptosis, Autophagy, and Cellular Renewal
9. Telomeres
10. The Thymus and Immunity
11. The Gut-Brain Axis
12. Food Cravings and Behavioral Hijacking
13. Nutrition and Glycemic Load
14. Metabolic Interventions
15. Epigenetics
16. Cymatics, Music, and Wave-Based Models
17. Psychosocial Factors
18. Practical Observations
19. Potential Directions for Intervention
20. Conclusion
21. References
22. Author Statement and Disclosures
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