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A Stanford study reported one quarter with multiple extreme organs, while extremely aged brains were a separate 6–7% category, not one quarter of Fountain Life members. DIRECT_TEXT

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Source: A Simple Blood Test Can Reveal the True Age of Your Brain, Heart, and Other Organs · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:2595d6ce2ea095cf3eb80d633ae9d99173354a51eda9d127cd2e0847622ed1d0

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About one-third of participants had at least one organ that differed from the average by 1.5 standard deviations or more. ... One quarter of participants had more than one organ in one of those extreme categories. For the brain, an “extremely aged” score meant falling within the 6% to 7% of participants whose brain protein signatures were at one end of the biological age distribution.

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