Home » Magazines and Journals » Science Daily Human body is designed to grow old with time. Though all the facts about aging are yet to be known, it goes without saying that specific genetic causes which are usually held responsible for this natural mechanism. In fact aging occurs not just in humans, but also in other organisms as well. But attributing a negative tag with aging is a rather unidimensional interpretation. Researches have proved that an elderly individual can lead a cognitive life even if he or she is faced with physical limitations. Old age wellness involves not just staying physically fit.

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