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Biological Deceleration

Meaning

Biological Deceleration is the clinical objective of slowing the rate at which an individual’s measurable biological age progresses relative to their chronological age. This is achieved by mitigating the accumulation of cellular damage and maintaining the functional capacity of vital organ systems, including the endocrine and cardiovascular systems. The deceleration process is monitored through advanced biomarkers such as epigenetic clocks, telomere length, and specific physiological metrics. This approach shifts the clinical focus from treating age-related disease to proactively managing the aging process itself.