Rhonda Patrick· PhD
And we can even look at surgical menopause and that seems to also show this kind of accelerated epigenetic aging kind of manifestation.
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And we can even look at surgical menopause and that seems to also show this kind of accelerated epigenetic aging kind of manifestation.
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So, this is actually a study I did while I was in Steve Horvath's Lab. So, we looked at women who undergone menopause and how long since they'd undergone menopause. And it seems to be that menopause is actually an epigenetic-aging-accelerated event.