The epigenetic drift is a cause or a consequence of the aging? Or do we not know yet, right? So I think do as you get older, does it start to naturally drift? It's almost a little bit of both. DNA damage increases aging because it's cell damage. But at the same time, it's something that happens as we get older because our cells don't replicate as well and things are slower. Yes. The important thing to note is we can do something to change it. so we can reduce the drift from normal, right?

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