#AgingResearch

A groundbreaking new study has revealed that aging does not unfold as a gentle, continuous decline, but instead accelerates in sharp bursts—especially around the age of 50—while different organs in the body age at dramatically different speeds. The research, published by a team led by the Chinese Academy of Sciences and reported by ZME Science, offers the most detailed biological map yet of how tissues degrade over time, upending long-held assumptions about human aging and offering promising leads for future interventions (zmescience.com).

Plasma exchange therapy, a medical procedure traditionally used to treat certain blood and immune disorders, is receiving renewed attention as the latest trend among anti-aging enthusiasts. New research published this week has added momentum to a growing debate: Could swapping out the plasma in our blood help slow the natural process of aging? Thai readers interested in wellness and longevity are asking whether this expensive procedure, now offered at clinics worldwide, is worth considering—or just another fleeting trend.