Have you ever wondered how some individuals seem to defy their chronological age, appearing remarkably youthful? Our body’s biological age, a measurement of health and vitality based on the body’s condition, can often differ from our chronological age—the number of years we’ve lived. This fascinating distinction holds true for our organs as well.
In a new study published in Nature Medicine, researchers discovered that our organs and tissues can age at varying rates, challenging the notion that our biological age aligns precisely with our chronological age.
They observed an interconnection between the aging of different organ systems. For instance, if someone’s heart seems younger than their actual age, their other organs likely share this youthful vitality. Conversely, advanced organ age significantly heightens the risk of chronic illnesses….