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Sharma R., Bhate L., Agrawal Y., and Aspatwar A., Advanced Nutraceutical Approaches to Parkinson's Disease: Bridging Nutrition and Neuroprotection, Nutritional Neuroscience (2025): 117

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Previous studies have suggested that oxidative stress may be associated with frailty by affecting RNA oxidation, absolute telomere length shortening, increased markers of oxidative stress, and mitochondrial dysfunction and it was also found that the deleterious effects of both oxidative stress and frailty increase linearly with aging (185, 186)