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What is the life expectancy of someone with Gilberts syndrome?
Life expectancy of people with Gilberts syndrome and recent progresses and researches in Gilberts syndrome
some tests show that life expectancy of a Gilberts Syndrome person will be better that average as heart problems may be reduced.
Posted Aug 17, 2017 by Greyhead@lbg 2500
Latest research shows that Gilbert's syndrome can extend life expectancy by approximately 10%. The reason is that bilirubin has been determined as a super antioxidant.
As we age our cells replicate and it has been proven that with each cellar division of your cells, each division shortens your telomere lengths. Longer telomeres in Gilbert's Syndrome patients holds true to the antioxidant effects of bilirubin, that protect the ends of the telomeres, extending their life, and thus that of the individual.
Research has indicated lower vascular, heart, and other problems, along with greater resistance to disease and cancer, may extend the syndrome carriers (approx 3-5% of the population) lives by around 10%.
As we age our cells replicate and it has been proven that with each cellar division of your cells, each division shortens your telomere lengths. Longer telomeres in Gilbert's Syndrome patients holds true to the antioxidant effects of bilirubin, that protect the ends of the telomeres, extending their life, and thus that of the individual.
Research has indicated lower vascular, heart, and other problems, along with greater resistance to disease and cancer, may extend the syndrome carriers (approx 3-5% of the population) lives by around 10%.
Posted Jul 22, 2023 by Peter 100
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As the normal, does not affect your life expectancy.
Posted Aug 1, 2017 by Eduardo 100
