If we accept aging as a fact of life and inevitable, then there is nothing we can do to slow or even stop the process. However, considering the possibility that aging has a cause means there is the potential to identify the cause(s) and reverse or at least mitigate its effects.
Aging is the sum of all the bodily changes that occur throughout your lifespan. How fast these changes occur and how they present themselves differs from person to person.1 Healthy lifestyle choices can slow the progress of these inevitable changes. Age management is the sum of the choices you make to support your body’s physiology as you age. It treats the symptoms of aging.
Changes you see in your body are a result of your genetic predisposition interacting with external factors such as your diet and environment. As your body systems age, they lose their ability to adapt to your environment.2 As cellular byproducts of metabolism and genetic changes accumulate, muscles weaken, vision loses clarity, breathing becomes more labored with easier insults, bones become more fragile, and brain function slows. Understanding the cellular and molecular processes that characterize aging opens the door to slowing or even reversing the aging process in humans. Potentially, in the future, you will be able to reverse the aging process, not just treat the symptoms.
Worldwide, life expectancy has increased due to better disease treatment. However, healthspan, not lifespan, is the goal of anti-aging treatments. A longer healthspan means a longer, healthier, more productive, and active life. Living a longer life riddled witWhat is Age Reversal?h disease
