Is the protein going to drive more cell turnover and turnover telomeres faster and less hormesis, which is kind of like a cell stability?

这蛋白质是否会加速细更替， 导致端粒更快磨损，从而减少类似于细性的“耐受性” 效应？

And hormesis is a biological process, I think, as David Sinclair has once said, in simple layman's terms is, what doesn't kill you makes you stronger.

我认为，正如大卫·辛克莱曾说过的，激素原是一生物过程，用简单的外行话来说就是：那些不能毁你的东西会使你更强大。

But training yourself to be in uncomfortable situations, obviously is going to trigger something called hormesis, which is really good for autophagy and all sorts of things.

但训练自己处于不舒适的环境中，显然会触发一叫做胁迫反应的现象，这对自噬等情都有好处。

Now, before it sounds like I'm saying shopping in the produce section is slowly killing you, let me point out that we're not rats and that hormesis has to be taken into account.

听起貌似我们每天都在买的蔬菜正在慢慢杀死我们，我要指出一点，还要考虑到“毒物兴奋效应”。

There's this notion of hormesis where, you know, low doses of a certain stressor, you know, or toxicant, if you will, might actually cause a response in the system that actually leads to an up-leveling of robustness, of vigor, of strength.

有一叫做适应性效应的理论，即低剂量的压力源或毒物实际上可能会引发系统的一反应，这反应能够提升机体的强健度、活力和力量。