The findings of the Swedish study contribute to a growing body of research suggesting that healthy aging is not determined by a single factor but by the long-term interaction of many biological processes.
Importantly, the researchers did not identify one “magic” blood test capable of predicting whether someone will live to 100. Instead, they observed that individuals who reached exceptional ages often shared a pattern of relatively stable metabolic health over many years.
Their blood test results generally remained within balanced ranges, reflecting the body’s ability to maintain normal function despite the…
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