Signs of Aging: An Overview
Wrinkles and other skin blemishes are generally considered to be the signs of aging. One study showed that over 57% of women admitted that they consider wrinkles the first sign of aging. The truth is, signs of aging start well before wrinkles occur. Our organs begin to age well before we notice certain external factors. Since everyone experiences aging signs at different times, it's important to note the different signs and occurrences of aging. We cover the most common aging problems in a follow-up article.
Signs of aging that are not visual include less exercise endurance and more muscle and joint pain. Your muscles and tendons also lose flexibility as age progresses. This leads to more muscle aches after exercise and the creaking of joints during different times of the day . . . continue reading signs of aging >>
