The Hallmarks of Aging, in Plain Language
Biologists have converged on a shortlist of processes that drive aging. Here is what each one means, and how far the human evidence actually goes.
The system Foundation
The systems underneath every pillar: energy, inflammation, balance and ageing.
Every pillar lands somewhere: in how cells make energy, how inflammation switches on and off, how tissue repairs and how all of it changes with age. These pieces follow those systems one at a time, and show where the output of one becomes the input of another.
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Biologists have converged on a shortlist of processes that drive aging. Here is what each one means, and how far the human evidence actually goes.
The gap between how long people live and how long they live well is now 9.6 years globally, and 12.4 in the US. It is growing. Here is what that means.
Every cell in the human body requires energy.
Most people experience changes in their body every day:
Most people approach health and wellness with big changes:
We are used to the idea of fast results.
One of the most important ideas in biology is something many people never learn about clearly:
Inflammation is often described as something harmful that should be reduced or avoided.
When people talk about energy, they usually mean how tired or awake they feel.
Most people think of health as a large and complicated topic with many separate factors.
Most modern wellness content is built around one idea: optimization.
Skin is often treated as the main focus of skincare and wellness.
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