DNA methylation represents cellular dedifferentiation—the process by which cells lose their specific identity (eye cells forgetting they are eye cells, liver cells forgetting they are liver cells) and begin reading the wrong sections of DNA, causing aging through loss of specialized function.
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“aging is effectively the dedifferentiation of cells. Your eye cell begins to forget that it's just an eye... it stops doing its things well because the things reading the DNA are basically being told to read the wrong parts of the DNA.”
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Anti-Aging Millionaire: This Habit Ruins Men! - Biohacking Routine To Feel 18 Again | Bryan Johnson— Tom BilyeuCreated: 8/13/2026, 9:56:49 AM
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