Autophagy is an area of interest for many reasons, including its role in maintaining cellular health, the cellular reaction to stress and disease, and its relationship to intermittent fasting. That said, using autophagy as therapy is not without risk. The process can kill cells that should live and sustain those that should die. Further research can teach medical professionals more about benefits, risks, and the potential of autophagy as a future treatment for disease.

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