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Stress Ages the Body Rapidly But Rest and Recovery Can Reverse the Effects

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Overview

  • Severe stress increases a person's biological age and ages the body.
  • Biological age can be lowered again through rest, recovery, and healthy habits after a stressful event.
  • Factors like trauma, pregnancy, and illness can temporarily raise biological age, but it typically returns to normal once the condition is resolved.
  • Methods such as exercise, diet, sleep, and meditation may help reduce biological age and slow down aging.
  • Further research is needed to fully understand how and why biological age fluctuates, but reducing stress and leading an active lifestyle seem key to overall health and longevity.