There are two types of age: the chronological (the years are added arithmetically each time 365 days pass) and the biological (the wear and tear that our body undergoes throughout life).
The biological age can vary according to the lifestyle. Thus a sedentary person, with stress, unbalanced diet and little rest, may have a biological age superior to their chronological age. On the contrary, healthy habits, diet and exercise and personalized preventive measures can make our biological age less than chronological. It is “being young” or “being old” that matters.
It consists of an exhaustive clinical history, a physical examination and an analysis to evaluate the biological age of each person. The factors that determine the biological age will be identified and a personalized treatment will be recommended to restore the balance and prevent the appearance of diseases, in order to stop the natural process of aging, and improve the health and quality of life.
Thus, depending on the case, it will be carried out:
