Superaging vs. Normal Aging: What's the Difference?
Heather Hausenblas
Heather Hausenblas
Advancing Health and Wellness Through the Power of the Placebo Effect | Bestselling Author | Keynote Speaker | Podcast Health Research Expert
Superagers are individuals aged 80 or above who have cognitive abilities similar to those 30 years younger. Studies suggest genetics play a part, but lifestyle habits, such as physical activity, social engagement, a healthy diet, and mental stimulation, can improve one's chances of becoming a superager.