Andrew Huberman· PhD
So the epigenetic changes that we see as you go through puberty faster um do seem to be related to aging more rapidly even in older life.
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So the epigenetic changes that we see as you go through puberty faster um do seem to be related to aging more rapidly even in older life.
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So, there's these these the clock is ticking as you get older, but the clock is there's another clock that's also ticking as you become more physically mature. And those two things are correlated.