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Originally Posted by astralsuzy
It is good that you are slowing down on your aging jaminhealth. I do not think you can reverse your age. I have read people have operations to make themselves look younger. I would not do that. I will age gracefully.
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That's not necessarily true.
There are in fact blood tests to determine biological age (Epigenetic Aging test) that is based on the research of Doctor Steven Horvath (see Horvath clock)
https://www.mydnage.com/
When I first started working with the anti-aging clinic I have worked with since the age of 47 (I'm 60 now) testing had me at an epigenetic age of 45.
Since beginning the program, bi-annual blood work shows that I have slowly reversed my epigenetic age and at 60 my most recent blood work has me at 39 and it is still slowly coming down.
My doc says that based on both this and DNA research into both sides of my family tree that his best current estimate for my lifespan is 130 years.