> Note this doesn't necessarily mean you stop aging (in appearance), just that your body's rate of failure no longer increases. This suggests that if the reason

> Note this doesn't necessarily mean you stop aging (in appearance), just that your body's rate of failure no longer increases. This suggests that if the reasons for failure can be treated properly, perhaps the body can remain in that equilibrium state indefinitely. So sooner you start the "treatment" the better as it is more fun to stop aging around 30 than 70 (which currently is already a thing, people aging a lot better than their parents).