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Abalone, a type of marine mollusk, has been used traditionally in East Asian cultures, especially within Chinese medicine, where it is valued for its supposed nourishing and restorative properties. Historically, abalone has been consumed as a food believed to support general vitality and longevity, which is indirectly linked to aging prevention. However, these uses are primarily rooted in tradition rather than modern scientific research. The rationale for its use in aging is based on its content of nutrients such as protein, omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals, which are generally beneficial for health. Yet, there is a lack of direct clinical evidence demonstrating that abalone or its extracts can specifically prevent aging or mitigate age-related decline in humans. A few preliminary studies suggest potential antioxidant components in abalone, but these findings are insufficient to validate significant anti-aging effects. Therefore, while abalone is traditionally consumed for health and longevity, current evidence supporting its use for aging prevention is weak, and its reputation in this context is largely based on cultural belief rather than scientific validation.

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