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Abstract
Aging-associated immunosenescence disrupts various immune pathways, leading to impaired interactions between the immune system and organs.
- Immunosenescence is linked to geriatric conditions such as neurodegenerative disorders, chronic inflammation, and metabolic syndromes.
- The immune-organ axis connects immune dysregulation to specific organ dysfunction.
- Nutritional interventions may modulate immune pathways through mechanisms like autophagy induction, inflammation resolution, and cellular repair promotion.
- Technological solutions for stabilization and delivery could enhance the efficacy of nutritional interventions.
- Integrative approaches are needed to address immune dysfunction and improve health outcomes in aging populations.
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