The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
and we also know now there are single genes that significantly modulate what I would call the rate of Aging now maybe we have a different meaning to what we mean that no I agree entirely so the fact that that's possible daff 2 we've talked about da 2 a couple times T we can turn these things up up turn them down and animals Across The evolutionary Spectrum seem to age at different rates by modulating single genes
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The fact that that's possible daff 2 we've talked about da 2
means that dogs age about seven times faster than people do but of course chronological time is the same between dogs and people it's the biological aging process and so you can look across the animal kingdom and see this and dogs get almost all of the same diseases and functional declines that we do at the tissue and organ level but also at the whole body level um
we also know now there are single genes that significantly modulate what I would call the rate of Aging now maybe we have a different meaning to what we mean that no I agree entirely so the fact that that's possible da 2 we talked about da 2 a couple times T we can turn these things up turn them down so I don't know of any other explanation other than that there is this process which we call biological aging that can be changed and and the rate can be sped up or slowed down
one human year is about seven dog years what does that mean means that dogs age about seven times faster than people do but of course chronological time is the same between dogs and people it's the biological aging process
but do I believe that there is a biological aging process that is different from chronological aging absolutely oh yes absolutely