Do we have to age
Do you have to age?
Scientists tackle aging with ongoing research and more answers than ever
Time passes. Nothing we can do about that. But is it inevitable to suffer the decline in appearance and ability because of age?
People have been asking that question probably as we've been around. Dating back thousands of years, experts have found references to attempts to retain youthful energy, flexibility, looks, use of all the senses, sexual drive and performance, and overall health. And for as long as people have been interested in the effects of aging, scientists have studied and tried to answer these questions:
Why do body systems and functions diminish with age?
What causes the physical deterioration we associate with aging?
What processes are behind these effects?
Do certain behaviors, habits, lifestyles or errors accelerate aging?
Are there ways to prevent the effects of aging?
Are there ways to reverse the effects of aging?
This field of research has produced hundreds of books, whitepapers and medical journal articles, and many theories about the causes and prevention of aging effects. In general, though, the theories fall into these categories:
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