Longevity Starts at the Cellular Level

Named after a Greek goddess of fate, Klotho is a protein each of us naturally makes. It declines with age. Klotho levels influence our cardiovascular, cognitive, and kidney health. Lower Klotho levels are associated with cellular senescence, reduced autophagy, and the overall process of aging. Think of autophagy as your cell’s recycling service— it cleans out the junk and keeps the good stuff, so your cells can stay healthy and energized.

Restoring Klotho levels even just a little bit has a broad spectrum of functional implications in terms of cellular health, longevity, cholesterol, blood pressure, energy, cognition, learning, and memory.