Stress makes us age faster but the effects can be reversed

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Don't like ads? Go ad-free with TradeBriefs Premium Stress makes us age faster but the effects can be reversed    Your biological age - a measure based on markers on your DNA, rather than your number of birthdays - can rise and fall in relation to stressful events We become biologically older when our bodies are under stress, but younger again when we recover, according to a study that analysed people’s DNA when they had emergency hip surgery, severe covid-19 or were pregnant. “This recovery suggests we have the machinery to be able to rewind the clock back at least a little bit,” says James White at Duke University in North Carolina, who co-led the study with Vadim Gladyshev at Harvard University. Continued here

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