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        Pathways Bioscience Celebrates 10-Year Anniversary

        September 3, 2024

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        The biomedical science company developed the PB125® dietary supplement that regulates a network of hundreds of genes inside cells and supports overall health and wellness

        Aurora, Colo. (September 3, 2024)

        Pathways Bioscience LLC, a biomedical science company dedicated to the goal of improving health span and overcoming wellness problems associated with aging, is proud to celebrate its 10-year anniversary.

        Since its founding in 2014, Pathways Bioscience has been committed to discovering and developing new agents, both dietary supplements and small molecule drugs, with the goal of supporting the body’s own defense mechanisms that allow it to protect and heal itself.

        “We are very thankful to be able to mark a decade of Pathways Bioscience,” said Dr. Joe McCord, founder of Pathways Bioscience and recognized redox pioneer due to his work in the antioxidant/redox biology fields, including his co-discovery of the antioxidant superoxide dismutase. “This anniversary signifies not only the years of hard work and research into improving wellness and antiaging at the cellular level but also the potential that lies ahead as we continue our science-driven focus on gene expression regulation.”

        Pathways Bioscience scientists, building upon more than a combined century of research experience, developed new Nrf2.0® Technology that led to its PB125® and PB123® dietary supplements, breakthrough next-generation Nrf2 activators that use safe, natural ingredients and regulate a network of hundreds of genes inside cells to support health and wellness.

        In addition to McCord, Pathways Bioscience is led by Dr. Brooks Hybertson, president and CEO, Dr. Alan Gao, co-founder and chief operating officer, and Swapan Bose, lab manager.

        As part of its 10-year anniversary celebration, Pathways Bioscience launched its new website as well as initiated its first-ever giveaway to coincide with National Wellness Month.

        About Pathways Bioscience LLC

        Founded in 2014, Pathways Bioscience LLC is a biomedical science company focused on discovering and developing new agents, both dietary supplements and small molecule drugs, with the goal of improving health span and helping individuals overcome the health and wellness problems associated with aging. A core belief at Pathways Bioscience is that the best way to achieve this goal is to support the body’s own defense mechanisms that allow it to protect and heal itself.

        Building on several decades of innovative research, Pathways Bioscience scientists have developed Nrf2.0® Technology that led to the PB125® dietary supplement, a breakthrough next-generation Nrf2 activator. PB125® uses safe, natural ingredients with a long history of human consumption. PB125® safely and reliably activates the Nrf2 pathway, which regulates a network of hundreds of genes inside cells and supports health and wellness.

        Pathways Bioscience is headquartered in Aurora, Colorado, at the Fitzsimons Bioscience Park adjacent to the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus.

        PB125® is a safe, potent Nrf2 activator containing active ingredients carnosol, withaferin A and luteolin. Derived from natural plants, these ingredients were extensively studied for their synergistic properties. Every ingredient and the final product undergo triple testing in Pathways Bioscience’s laboratory to ensure optimal quality and biological activity.
        Nrf2 factor controls the rate of production from hundreds of different genes that allow cells to survive under stressful conditions.
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        Based on the extensive amount of new, published scientific literature and our own research, we have identified at least five control points in Nrf2 activation...
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