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Scientists have launched what is believed to be the world's first human trial of a "cell rejuvenation" therapy, raising hopes that ageing may one day be treated rather than simply accepted.The experimental treatment, ER-100, is designed to restore the function of ageing cells through a technique known as partial cellular reprogramming. But can it actually reverse ageing? Could it help prevent diseases like Alzheimer's and heart disease? And what are the risks?In this video, we break down the science behind cell rejuvenation, explain how ageing affects our cells, and explore what medical experts really think about the promise and limitations of this groundbreaking research.While the therapy represents a major milestone in longevity science, experts caution that it remains in the early stages of testing and is not yet proven to reverse human ageing.

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