At what age does oxidative stress become imbalanced?
February 26, 2021
At what age does oxidative stress become imbalanced?
The lowest state of oxidative stress is immediately after birth. Humans consume oxygen to produce energy for their activities.
However, oxidative stress gradually rises in the course of life activities. However, the human body is equipped with a mechanism to lower the oxidative stress that has risen. As a result, oxidative stress does not increase rapidly in the course of normal life.
Oxidative stress is at a very low level up to our twenties, but after the age of thirty, the level of oxidative stress gradually increases. Naturally, when you reach your 60s, 70s, and 80s, the level of oxidative stress in your body will continue to increase.
This oxidative stress is very related to aging, so the age of 30 is a very important point in terms of anti-aging.
I’m sure many of you are familiar with the term “mibyo”. The term “mibyo” refers to the state of being before one becomes ill. You can say that you are not sick, but you are in a state of “mibyo” when you feel changes in your physical condition, such as “I get tired easily”, “My sleep becomes shallow” or “My shoulders become stiff”.
With the age of 30 as an important point when the balance of oxidative stress begins to break down, it is recommended that we consider anti-aging and try to live a life that lowers oxidative stress. Lowering oxidative stress will help you maintain good health and beauty in the future.