TELO Announces Promising Aging Reversal Test Results

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    By Brad Sorensen, CFA

    NASDAQ:TELO

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    Telomir Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ:TELO) is a preclinical stage biopharmaceutical company developing a product designed to lengthen the DNA’s protective telomere caps. Previously reported preclinical tests have shown evidence that Telomir-1, the company’s primary therapy, can lengthen telomeres and initial animal testing illustrates the potential impact. In fact, the company recently released results from one of those tests, which, according to CEO Erez Aminov, “confirms Telomir-1 can reverse biologic aging, extending life while preserving health.”

    The company continues to learn about the potential uses for Telomir-1 and just announced preclinical data that showed the treatment showed signs of reversing multiple signs of cellular decline across human cell lines. Cellular decline and stress is associated with symptoms associated with aging and multiple chronic diseases. The study showed that Telomir-1 improved mitochondrial activity, reduced oxidative stress, restored calcium balance, and protects from toxic metal effects. Reversing the negative impacts of these areas can help improve immune defense, slow degenerative conditions, and potential prevent energy loss that drives aging and multiple chronic diseases. For example, company management believes that these results provide a foundation for the company’s research initiatives in autism spectrum disorder and spasmodic dysphonia.

    This announcement adds to the list of conditions that Telomir-1 has the potential to treat by attacking the underlying causes of the conditions and not just the symptoms. The company is continuing to zero in on all of the mechanisms that cause Telomir-1 to have these positive impacts and recently explained that Telomir-1 is designed to normalize iron homeostasis, reducing oxidative stress and improving insulin sensitivity, setting it apart from existing drugs that primarily treat symptoms without addressing these underlying causes. Excess iron levels contribute to oxidative stress, beta-cell damage, and insulin resistance across key tissues and reducing these levels could have a major impact on a wide variety of conditions.

    It’s this extensive experience and record of success, combined with the test results we’ve seen at this stage of the process that makes us get excited about the potential for Telomir-1 and the company that develops it. We urge investors who have a higher risk tolerance to take a look at TELO and consider investing in a company at an early stage that has a large potential upside, with a low float and positive news flow likely to continue in the near future, providing potential fuel to the stock.

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