Why are you trying to extend life?
Can my dog live longer while staying healthy?
Are you trying to cure a specific disease?
What products are you working on?
What is unique about your approach?
Yes, science has demonstrated that we can slow down the aging process and extend the lives of animals in the laboratory. Through our own research, we have extended the lifespan of many animals including yeast, worms, flies, fish, and mice. This gives us confidence to now pursue similar results for pets.
By extending life, EPITERNA intends to improve health and reduce the pain, suffering, and limitations that come with age-related chronic diseases; essentially creating more time that matters.
Yes, EPITERNA’s mission is to increase not only the number of years that pets live, but also the quality of those years. By slowing down the aging process, we intend not only to extend life, but also to delay the onset of age-related diseases and prevent the functional decline that comes with old age. Extending life also means living healthy for longer.
No, instead of trying to cure a specific disease, EPITERNA is focused on slowing down the process of aging itself. This preventive approach will delay the onset of age-related chronic diseases and avoid much of the associated pain and suffering.
We develop supplements to slow down the process of aging. EPITERNA is committed to scientific rigour, which means that all our products will undergo thorough clinical trials before their commercialisation to guarantee their safety and efficacy.
Instead of focusing on one mechanism or pathway involved in the aging process, EPITERNA’s research platform is designed to identify, in a high-throughput manner, supplements that safely extend healthy lifespan across multiple species.
Aging affects all pets, therefore EPITERNA is committed to developing products that are affordable and accessible to everyone regardless of social or economic background.
Safety is our top priority. This is why we are initially focused on supplements that are already approved and proven to be safe.
We are not recruiting for our clinical trials at the moment, but we are eager to involve pets when the time comes. We will announce enrolment opportunities to participate in our clinical trials in the near future.