Scientists found a new way to target brain aging.

“We are giving neurons their spark back by reducing oxidative stress and reactivating the brain’s mitochondria,” said researcher Madhu Leelavathi Narayana.

The effects weren’t just visible at the cellular level. In behavioral tests, treated mice subjects showed improvements in recognizing familiar objects, noticing changes in their environment, and adapting more quickly.

Notably, the benefits appeared quickly, within weeks, and lasted for months after just two doses.