Relying on Hayflick's limit as a working assumption, an intervention designed to slow aging, maintain telomere health, and prevent disease would:

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Hayflick's limit is the maximum number of times cells can divide before they cease to divide and undergo senescence. Therefore, an intervention designed to slow aging, maintain telomere health and prevent disease, should limit the number of times cells divide to preserve their ability to divide and function properly for a longer time, ultimately slowing down the aging process.

Relying on Hayflick's Limit as a Working Assumption, an Intervention