Our Bodies Begin to Break Down at These 2 Specific Ages, Study Finds

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What Happens Around Age 60 in Body Function

When Midlife Marks a Shift in Molecular Patterns

Why Age 44 Is More Than a Number in Biology

Why Two Peaks Rather Than a Smooth Decline Matters

Another Inflection in the Early Sixties

How Molecular Shifts Influence Health Risks

Research Continues to Uncover Aging’s Rhythms

The Intersection of Molecules and Lifespan Patterns

What Comes Next for How We Age and Feel

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Turns out, getting older isn’t just slipping quietly forward like clock hands. Instead, tiny biological storms ignite - not evenly across years - but explosively around set milestones. Health risks do not creep in gradually; they surge, sometimes without warning, as cells shift their rhythm overnight. Some systems stall before others collapse, revealing hidden turning points where decline gains speed. Age isn’t a steady line downward - it’s lumpy, jolted, shaped by unseen resets deep inside.
 

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