Welcome back to Biohacking Beauty! Today, we’re diving into the cutting-edge science of biological vs. chronological aging and how epigenetic testing is revolutionizing the way we understand skin longevity. Aging isn’t just about the number of birthdays you’ve had—it’s about how your cells are aging at the molecular level. And now, thanks to advancements in epigenetics and AI-driven diagnostics, we can measure and even influence that process.

In this episode, I sit down with Hannah Went, an expert in biological age testing and the Director of Operations at TruDiagnostic, a leading epigenetics company. We explore how biological aging manifests in the skin, why epigenetic markers are more predictive of health than genetics, and how personalized interventions can actually slow or even reverse aging at the cellular level.

Hannah also shares groundbreaking research on how lifestyle choices, like diet, sleep, and even skincare, can alter gene expression and influence the rate at which we age. Plus, we discuss how advanced testing methods can provide real-time feedback on how well anti-aging interventions are actually working. If you’ve ever wanted to take a data-driven approach to longevity, this episode is packed with insights you won’t want to miss.

Hannah Went is the Director of Operations at TruDiagnostic, a company at the forefront of biological age testing and longevity research. With a background in epigenetics and functional medicine, she’s dedicated to helping individuals track and optimize their health using cutting-edge diagnostic tools.

We Also Discuss:

(00:01) Epigenetics and Biological Age Testing

(13:47) Aging and Skin Link Exploration

(26:13) Genetic Influence on Phenotype and Aging

(31:37) Aging, Skin Health, and Lifestyle Factors

(44:43) At-Home Genetic Testing Support

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Hannah Went

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