How Fast Are You Really Aging? | DunedinPACE Epigenetic Clock Explained
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Ever wondered why some people thrive well into their 80s while others struggle much sooner?
In this video, TruDiagnostic breaks down DunedinPACE—the first “speedometer” for biological aging that shows how fast (or slow) your body is aging right now, not just how old it looks on paper.
What you’ll learn:
00:00 – Why chronological age is only part of the story
00:42 – The rise of epigenetic aging clocks
01:30 – How DunedinPACE measures aging speed, not age
02:20 – Inside the 20-year Dunedin Study (1,000 participants)
03:35 – Why shared life experiences matter for accurate results
04:40 – DNA methylation: tiny tags that reveal lifestyle impact
05:25 – Real-world uses: smoking cessation, sleep, diet & more
06:10 – The future: extending health-span, not just lifespan
About DunedinPACE
Built on decades of longitudinal data, DunedinPACE analyzes DNA methylation patterns from a single blood sample, giving researchers and clinicians an instant readout of your current pace of aging.
Interested in testing your own Aging Speed?
Visit https://trudiagnostic.com to learn about our at-home epigenetic testing kits and professional lab services.
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TruDiagnostic · 6 min · Source published: 2025-06-06
Added to Harbor: 10/22/2026
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