Does gravity make you age more slowly?
If you're at sea level, or you age more slowly or faster than someone at the top of Mount Everest?
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Actually, I was wondering the same thing.I found the article confusing, if Gravity has less effect as you go up (slower time at the top of a stair), why do you age faster at highter levels?
Well, the reason for the higher resting heart rate is probably because of less oxygen at altitude, therefore the heart may pump a bit faster to get more oxygen to your organs. Most people "acclimate" to elevation after a bit, but if you are doing the snowbird thing it wouldn't have time to do so.I have noticed one thing about myself that may or may not relate to this. I spend the summers at high altitude and the winters at low altitude. My fitness tracker consistently shows my resting heart rate is about 10 beats higher per minute at high altitude.
So, theoretically, I'm aging faster at higher altitude, right?
me too right on.I age faster when paying bills.