Natural Products in Aging: Cellular Mechanisms and Emerging Therapeutics for Age‐Related Disorders

Aging is a natural biological process characterized by the gradual decline of physiological functions, leading to an increased risk of chronic diseases and heightened susceptibility to mortality. This review investigates the therapeutic potential of natural products in modifying aging‐related cellular processes, including OS, inflammation, and senescence. Since ancient times, herbal treatments have been utilized extensively throughout civilizations. Their ability to treat age‐related illnesses has been well documented, and they have significantly impacted research on aging. We investigate the cellular mechanisms of action of substances such as rapamycin, resveratrol, and its derivatives, including their functions in controlling important signaling pathways and reducing oxidative damage. This review thoroughly explains the underlying mechanisms of aging‐related illnesses and how natural chemicals may be used as valuable scaffolds for developing new drugs. The current manuscript highlights the potential of natural ingredients as treatments for aging management and better therapeutic results in the future.