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Childhood factors speed up aging
A Finnish study has shown that the rate of biological aging is influenced from childhood and adolescence, and that environmental factors and lifestyle choices play a role in determining how quickly the body ages. The study relied on long-term data, including twins and the analysis of 186 factors, such as air pollution, availability of green spaces, and daily habits. It was found that these factors explain about 28% of the variation in biological age up to the age of 22. The results indicate that the process of aging begins early and affects the likelihood of developing age-related diseases.
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