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Chronological Age Drift

Meaning

Chronological Age Drift is a descriptive term for the clinical observation that an individual’s subjective sense of well-being, energy levels, and overall physiological function may gradually decline or “drift” away from their numerical chronological age over time. This perceived and often measurable disparity reflects the accumulating effects of suboptimal hormonal balance, cellular damage, and lifestyle factors on biological function. It emphasizes the divergence between the time lived and the actual biological state.