Andrew Huberman· PhD
The rate which we age is not linear! Perhaps the single greatest acceleration in our rate of aging is puberty.
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The rate which we age is not linear! Perhaps the single greatest acceleration in our rate of aging is puberty.
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the fastest rate of aging that any of us will ever undergo is puberty.
And yet the way you describe these changes in the epigenome, and the way you have framed aging as a disease, leads me to ask: Are periods of immense vitality the same periods when we're aging faster?
that development is the most rapid period of aging ever. Look at a kid at one versus three. That's a lot of aging.