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Epigenetic Clock

An epigenetic clock estimates biological age from DNA methylation patterns used in aging research. Consumer tests vary; lifestyle may shift results over time.

An epigenetic clock estimates biological age from DNA methylation patterns—useful in research to test whether diets, drugs, or habits slow aging signals. Consumer kits vary in accuracy; treat results as directional.

Lifestyle changes over months may shift clocks modestly in trials.

Common questions

  • Can you reverse your epigenetic age?

    Some small trials show modest reversals with intensive diet, sleep, and exercise protocols; results are not guaranteed for home use. Consistency in basics remains the safest bet.

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