Sentences with phrase «biological aging»

A few people showed virtually no aging over 12 years, a few showed three years of biological aging per year lived, and the rest fell in between.

A new study suggests that one night of partial sleep deprivation promotes biological aging in older adults.

Eight years of age is significant — and according to a new study, our time spent sitting combined with low physical activity can accelerate biological aging by that much.

It's possible that grip strength measures biological age.

A study has shown that regular intense training sessions can have a profound impact on slowing biological aging.

People with higher biological age did less well on tests of balance, fine motor skill, grip strength and abstract reasoning.

The key things that influence biological age are just what you'd expect: things like overall physical fitness, the presence or absence of certain medical conditions, and muscle strength.

Study members who appeared to be more advanced in biological aging also scored worse on tests typically given to people over 60, including tests of balance and coordination and solving unfamiliar problems.

Study members who appeared to be more advanced in biological aging scored worse on tests typically given to people over 60, including tests of balance and coordination and solving unfamiliar problems.

As a matter of fact, the amount of time we can balance on one leg is a very good indicator of our actual biological age.

The researchers therefore can not fully explain why the rate of biological aging has decreased.

Finding a way to measure biological age could help to predict the risk of developing age - related disease and even death.

In studies with animals that were fed high - ORAC foods had lower biological ages as measured by memory, balance, and capillary strength.

«We've got a marker for biological aging — telomere length — so we're studying whether we can relate it to the increased risk of getting some of these age - associated diseases.

However, in this study the researchers tested whether it could also work the other way round: i.e. could genetic factors that promote faster biological ageing predict an increased risk for depression?

«Our study showed that alcoholic patients have a shortened telomere length, which means that heavy drinking causes biological aging at a cellular level,» he said.

How do we determine biological age?

Determining when you're ready to buy a house, Milevsky believes, is not just about biological age.

** DHEA and IGF - 1 are markers related to levels of human growth hormone which is the indicator of true biological age.

Dehydration raises your risk of disease and death, while being well - hydrated on a cellular level slows down and even reverses biological aging

«Our study showed that alcoholic patients have a shortened telomere length, which means that heavy drinking causes biological aging at a cellular level,» Yamaki said.

Using data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) III (1988 - 19994) and NHANES IV (2007 - 2010), the researchers examined how biological age, relative to chronological age, changed in the U.S. while considering the contributions of health behaviors.

Blackman I would step back and define the difference between biological aging and chronological aging.

Chronological age doesn't always match biological age,» said Aladdin Shadyab, PhD, lead author of the study with the Department of Family Medicine and Public Health at UC San Diego School of Medicine.

Paper reference: Michalek, J et al (2017) Genetic predisposition to advanced biological ageing increases risk for childhood - onset recurrent major depressive disorder in a large UK sample Journal of Affective Disorders

[6] Telomere Length and Long - Term Endurance Exercise: Does Exercise Training Affect Biological Age?

-- are you in your 30s and experiencing premature signs of biological aging like vaginal dryness, sagging skin, brittle nails, hair loss?

One mechanism thought to underlie biological aging involves a molecule vital to our survival — oxygen — in what is called the free radical theory of aging.

A study of Danish twins in their 80s found that when a pair has different biological ages, the «older» one was twice as likely to die over the ensuing eight years as the «younger» one.

They found that a genetic variant which primes an individual for advanced biological ageing (i.e. shorter telomeres) increased the risk for childhood - onset depression, relative to both non-depressed individuals and people with adult - onset depression.

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I do not mean biological ageing — just look at Ferguson still winning titles when far older than Wenger — in Wenger's case I am referring to the deterioration in his skills as a manager.)

As expected, most people's biological age clustered around their early 40s, within a few years of their actual ages, according to results released last year.

Knowing how much methylation is normally found at each spot at a given chronological age allows Horvath to calculate biological age.

«What we are wondering is, how does biological age factor in?

This study didn't examine birth outcomes, but prompted the researchers to wonder if this rapid biological aging could put a woman at greater risk of premature delivery, gestational hypertension, preeclampsia and other problems.

Biological age describes how a person's measured physiological profile compares to that of the average person of the same age in the population.)

Biological age appears to be real and able to predict the future, at least to some extent.

For example, centenarians not only have retarded biological ages, they're also more likely to carry specific gene variations (called single nucleotide polymorphisms, or SNPs) that protect against disease.

A study last year found that people in their 70s whose biological age is five years greater than their chronological age have a 20 percent higher risk of dying over six years than people whose biological and chronological ages are the same.

The findings, published today in the Journal of Affective Disorders, suggest that the causes of childhood - onset depression may be different from those of adult - onset depression, and could lead to new treatments targeting the mechanisms which govern biological ageing.

Australian anti-ageing expert, Michael Elstein, has led the way in the use of «super-nutrients» and natural hormones such as DHEA and HGH to stem biological aging and the diseases associated with growing old.