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Epigenetic Age Reversal Metrics

Meaning

Quantitative biological markers, primarily derived from DNA methylation patterns, used to assess the degree to which an individual’s biological age has been reduced relative to their chronological age through lifestyle or therapeutic interventions. These metrics, often calculated using validated epigenetic clocks, reflect the functional state of the genome and the cumulative impact of environmental and internal factors on cellular aging. A positive age reversal metric suggests a shift toward a more youthful, resilient biological phenotype, indicating successful longevity strategies. Tracking these metrics provides objective, molecular feedback on the efficacy of hormonal and wellness protocols.