Bryan Johnson· Author
Supple skin is proof of young biological age, and a power-law marker of systemic health and efficient rejuvenation
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Supple skin is proof of young biological age, and a power-law marker of systemic health and efficient rejuvenation
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Supple skin is the product of complex mechanisms working optimally in synchrony, which signifies that your body is effectively countering age-related degradation and malfunctioning at multiple levels. This robust state not only delays the visible signs of aging but also suggests that your cellular and metabolic functions are operating efficiently—a hallmark of lower biological age and enhanced longevity.