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Carnosine is a dipeptide with strong antioxidant properties. It protects against radiation damage, improves the function of the heart, and promotes wound healing. Its role in delaying fatigue, reducing stress, buffering acid buildup and muscle contraction, positions carnosine as both an physiological and psychological aid and as a general tonic. Carnosine has the remarkable ability to rejuvenate cells approaching senescence (when cells lose the ability to divide), restoring normal appearance and extending cellular life span. The rejuvenation of connective tissue cells may explain its beneficial effects on wound healing. Preliminary research shows carnosine to lower blood pressure, help protect against ulcer formation and promotion of healing existing ulcers, as well as assisting in eradicating stomach cancer. Carnosine stands out as the most promising life extension discovery in nearby twenty years. Carnosine is a major tool in the fight against aging and degenerative disease.