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Everybody ages at the same rate. I'd argue that society should care less about the superficial dermatological implications of sun exposure, if sun exposure is a
by polio 4y ago
Everybody ages at the same rate. I'd argue that society should care less about the superficial dermatological implications of sun exposure, if sun exposure is actually as good as this article claims.
- smeej 4y agoEverybody gets chronologically older at the same rate, but people's bodies break down at a wide variety of different rates.
- astura 4y agoNo, we know that people age at drastically different rates. I can even see this among my peer group. https://www.techtimes.com/articles/67285/20150711/not-everyone-ages-at-the-same-rate-and-the-difference-can-be-dramatic-study-finds.htm https://www.techtimes.com/articles/67285/20150711/not-everyo... >They found that the "biological age" of the participants in 2011, when they were 38 — as exhibited by the state of their organs, their immune systems, their heart health and their chromosomes — ranged from as young as 30 to as old as 60.
- nradov 4y agoThat article is mostly pseudoscience. There are no reliable biological markers of aging. https://peterattiamd.com/ama35/ https://peterattiamd.com/ama35/