Discover Your Biological Age With These 4 Tests, Part 3: Epigenetic Age
Epigenetic age is the age your are biologically. By calendar years, you may be 50 years old, but your epigenetic age might be ten years, or any number of years, younger or older. Your epigenetic age is the only number that matters, because that’s how old (or young) you really are.
Continue readingWhy Do Twins Grow Apart? Epigenetics Tells the Tale.
You may not have an identical twin, but the reasons they grow apart are the same as why your DNA does not rule over your body and mind alone. DNA gets altered by your epigenome, and how that happens is well within your control.
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