500 compete to reverse biological age in 6 months
a new contest challenges 500 people to reverse their biological age over six months using various aging clocks and health metrics. this affects how we understand and track aging.
the younger contest, founded by neuroscientist christin glorioso, involves 500 competitors trying to reverse their biological age over six months. participants use multiple aging clocks, including those that measure epigenetic changes, brain health, and physical metrics such as grip strength and facial age. the contest aims to generate comprehensive data on biological aging and help understand what each clock is capturing. glorioso hopes to create the world's most comprehensive clock dataset. this contest affects how we understand and track aging, and may signal new approaches to health and longevity.