Do you age faster in your 40s? The science behind midlife aging and how to slow it down
According to a 2024 study by Stanford Medicine, the human body undergoes two distinct periods of rapid molecular change, around ages 44 and 60, challenging the idea that aging is a gradual process. This research suggests that for many, the feeling that you age faster in your 40s is rooted in real biological and physiological shifts that affect everything from metabolism to skin and cardiovascular health. Understanding these changes is the first step toward proactive health and graceful aging.