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Epigenetic Aging Reversal

Meaning

Epigenetic Aging Reversal refers to the targeted modification of the chemical marks on DNA and histones, specifically DNA methylation patterns, that results in a measurable decrease in an individual’s calculated biological age compared to their chronological age. This intervention targets the “epigenetic clock,” a molecular biomarker of aging, with the aim of restoring youthful gene expression profiles. The goal is to enhance cellular function, improve tissue resilience, and extend healthspan by modulating the regulatory layer of the genome.