How Aging Changes Cells and Tissues

Slower Pace: Cells divide less often with age.
Energy Decline: Mitochondria produce less power over time.
Wear and Tear: Tissues accumulate structural damage.
Reduced Elasticity: Skin and vessels lose flexibility.
Protein Buildup: Misfolded proteins become harder to clear.
Weaker Signals: Cells respond less to hormones and growth cues.
Thinner Tissue: Bones and muscles gradually lose density.
Immune Shift: Defense responses become slower and weaker.
Healing Delay: Repair processes take longer to complete.
Natural Transition: Aging reflects decades of cellular change.