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At What Age Do We Really Start to Age? Science Reveals a Pivotal Period when Our Body Begins to Change
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To wake up steeper, to digest coffee or alcohol less well, to see its first wrinkles appear: many wonder then at what age do we really start to age. The response of biologists is not a round age, but a series of steps. The human body begins to age from the beginning of adulthood, but several large studies show clear accelerations around thirty, and especially around forty and sixty years. For the first time, a large study followed adults aged 25…
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