Senomorphics

Senomorphics are drugs or substances that modify how cells respond to signals, specifically by inhibiting inflammatory pathways like NF-κB. Unlike anti-inflammatory drugs that eliminate inflammation, senomorphics aim to suppress the harmful effects of cellular aging and stress without eliminating the cells themselves. They work by "tuning down" the cell's inflammatory response, potentially reducing age-related diseases and improving healthspan. Essentially, senomorphics help keep cells functioning more healthily as they age, addressing some underlying causes of aging-related decline rather than just symptoms.