Astronauts experience accelerated aging in space, muscle loss, bone thinning, immune decline, all within weeks.
But here’s the twist: NASA’s research on reversing these effects might redefine how we treat age-related decline on Earth.
Microgravity teaches us that mechanical pressure and movement are vital for cellular youth.
Could mimicking “gravity therapy” through vibration or resistance training slow aging for everyone?
If aging is partly a loss of mechanical stress, can we engineer youth through motion?
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