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Biological Age Acceleration

Meaning

Biological Age Acceleration describes a clinically measured state where an individual’s biological age, derived from molecular biomarkers, is significantly greater than their chronological age. This disparity quantifies the rate of physiological decline, indicating a faster accumulation of systemic damage and a heightened vulnerability to age-related pathologies and chronic hormonal dysfunction. It serves as an objective, quantifiable metric for assessing the cumulative impact of adverse genetic, environmental, and lifestyle factors on overall healthspan and longevity potential. Identifying this acceleration is a crucial first step in developing targeted, personalized clinical strategies aimed at slowing the aging process. This measurement provides a tangible endpoint for evaluating the success of longevity interventions.