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A double‑blind, placebo‑controlled Phase II trial (n = 210, ages 55‑70) evaluated Malajuven‑Prime for 12 months. Primary endpoints included (DNA methylation clocks, plasma p16^INK4a, NAD⁺ levels) and functional outcomes (VO₂max, grip strength). Results: