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Does the cell body play a role in aging? Unpacking the Neuron's Core

The human brain's volume naturally decreases with age, a process driven by complex cellular changes, especially within neurons. The neuron's cell body, or soma, is the metabolic heart of the cell, and accumulating evidence confirms that its function is fundamental to answering: **Does the cell body play a role in aging?**

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Is Soma Safe for the Elderly? Understanding the Risks and Alternatives

According to research on geriatric pharmacology, older adults often experience heightened sensitivity to medication side effects and a slower metabolism. For this reason, the question, 'Is Soma safe for the elderly?', is critically important for both patients and caregivers seeking to manage musculoskeletal pain effectively and safely.

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Why should people over 65 not take soma?

According to the American Geriatrics Society, the muscle relaxant carisoprodol (Soma) is on a list of medications that older adults should avoid. So, why should people over 65 not take soma, and what are the specific dangers that make this medication a high-risk option for seniors?

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