In both preclinical models and human subjects, stress caused by surgery, pregnancy, and severe COVID-19 has been shown to accelerate signs of biological aging. However, these signs were found to revert back to normal levels following recovery. We can't reverse the passage of time as indicated by
A recent study has found strong evidence that biological age, which reflects the health of a person’s cells and tissue, can be reversed when stress is relieved. The researchers observed this reversal in cases of surgery, pregnancy, and severe COVID-19 after recovery, highlighting the potential for identifying interventions to slow or partially reverse biological aging.COVID-19
Although previous studies have hinted that biological age may be reversible, a recent study from investigators at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, a part of the Mass General Brigham healthcare system, provides concrete proof that biological age can be restored when stress is relieved.
In all of the analyses, the researchers saw indications that biological age increased in situations of several physiological stress but was stored when the stressful situation was resolved. In the analysis of patients undergoing major surgery, the team found that signs of biological age increased among patients receiving emergency surgery to repair a hip fracture but returned to baseline 4 to 7 days after surgery. This pattern was not seen among patients who received other non-trauma surgeries.
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