🌟 ERM Officially Published in a Top Q1 Journal: Turning Science into Action
- Healing_ Passion
- Aug 14
- 2 min read
We’re thrilled to share a milestone that’s been years in the making—Exposure-Related Malnutrition (ERM) has just been officially published in Biogerontology, a Q1-ranked journal and one of the highest-impact publications in aging science.
This is the first peer-reviewed documentation of the ERM concept—a framework that explains how the body’s bioenergetic resources can be slowly drained by modern life stressors, long before obvious illness appears. For our clinic, and for me personally as a physician-scientist, this is more than a professional achievement. It’s a turning point in how we understand and address early health decline.
📖 What is ERM?
ERM describes a state where your body is constantly adapting to environmental, psychological, and metabolic pressures—at a cost. Over time, essential nutrients and energy are misallocated toward immediate survival, leaving less for repair, regeneration, and long-term resilience.
The result?
Subtle but progressive changes—fatigue, reduced recovery capacity, brain fog, immune fragility—that often precede chronic disease by years.
🔍 Why This Publication Matters
With its recognition in a top-tier Q1 journal, ERM moves from a clinical insight to a globally recognized scientific concept.
This means:
The concept has been peer-reviewed and validated by experts in the field.
There is now an academic foundation for ongoing research, including biomarker studies and clinical trials.
Patients and practitioners have a new framework for early detection and intervention.
📚 From Research to Real Life
If you’d like to explore ERM in everyday language, our book From Adaptation to Exhaustion explains the science through real-life stories, metaphors, and practical strategies. It’s designed for anyone who wants to understand how to spot early signs of decline—and how to reverse them.
🔬 What’s Next for ERM Research
The publication is just the beginning. We are already working on:
A systematic review bringing together evidence from around the world on ERM’s biomarker patterns and clinical presentation.
Retrospective analysis of over 1,000 cases from our clinical database to validate staging and treatment outcomes.
Upcoming clinical trials to test and refine targeted interventions for ERM recovery.
💡 Why This Matters for You
In our clinic, ERM is not just theory—it’s actionable science.
We offer comprehensive ERM screening and recovery programs that assess your unique biomarker patterns, lifestyle factors, and functional health status. The goal?Detect ERM early—before fatigue, immune weakness, or metabolic slowdown become irreversible—and guide you back to resilience.
📅 Ready to take the next step?
🌱 Turning Science Into a Health Advantage
The official recognition of ERM in a top Q1 journal is a victory for proactive health care. It validates what we’ve seen in practice for years: that early functional decline is not inevitable, and with the right strategies, it can be reversed.
Here’s to a healthier, more resilient future—backed by science.
Tippairote, T., Hoonkaew, P., Suksawang, A. et al. From adaptation to exhaustion: defining exposure-related malnutrition as a bioenergetic phenotype of aging. Biogerontology 26, 161 (2025). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10522-025-10302-2
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