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AbstractI’m deeply grateful to my friends for walking this path with me and supporting me every step of the way. In the first part of this article, I’ll explore what telomere length really means, how it relates to biological age, and why it changes over time. In the second part, I’ll share how my energetic-bio age gradually decreased - revealing surprising insights into the connection between energy work and perceived biological aging.
In modern science, changes in biological age are typically measured by shifts in DNA markers or blood-based indicators - like those calculated through the PhenoAge clock. In my case, I focus on what I call
energetic-biological age, since my entire approach is rooted in working with energy. As a result - or perhaps as a side effect of this energetic work - both I and some of my friends experienced a noticeable reduction in our measured biological age.
Note on SourcesThis article won’t include the usual reference list at the end. Instead, I’ll provide direct (non-hyperlinked) URLs within the text, so you can instantly check everything and explore the original research yourself - or simply list the sources in parentheses and quotation marks for you to verify on your own.
Part 1: DNA Telomere Length and the Mystery of Biological AgeWhat Science Says About Telomere Length and Aging (inc: Age-based dynamics confirm 5-6 kb by age 60, and further decline after 70)
Several studies have explored how leukocyte telomere length (LTL) decreases with age - and the numbers are remarkably consistent across research:
1. LTL shortens by about 24.8-27.7 base pairs per yearA well-known longitudinal study found that in adults, LTL decreases at a rate of approximately 24.8 to 27.7 base pairs annually. By age 60, telomere length typically falls to around 5-6 kilobases (kb). Further studies tracking age-related telomere changes confirm similar results: around 5-6 kb by age 60, and continued shortening past age 70 - often with greater variability. Source:
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3370421 and
www.aging-us.com/article/101216/text.
2. Telomere length at birth is ~11-12 kb, then shrinks 30-38 bp/yearAnother review shows that newborns start with telomere lengths around 11-12 kb. These shorten by 30-38 base pairs per year on average, resulting in LTL values around 6-8 kb by age 60-70. Source:
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7859450.
Approximate Telomere Length by Age (From Non-U.S./Canada/Australia Sources)In some non-verified sources - particularly from clinics and wellness centers outside the United States, Canada, and Australia - general reference ranges for telomere length by age are mentioned. While these numbers aren’t officially recognized by medical authorities in those countries, they are often used in alternative health practices as rough benchmarks:
- Ages 25-30: 9.8 - 11 kb
- Ages 30-35: 9.4 - 9.8 kb
- Ages 35-40: 9.0 - 9.4 kb
- Ages 40-45: 8.7 - 9.0 kb
- Ages 45-50: 8.3 - 8.7 kb
- Ages 50-55: 8.0 - 8.3 kb
- Ages 55-60: 7.5 - 8.0 kb
- Ages 60-70: 7.0 - 7.5 kb
- Ages 70-85: 6.5 - 7.0 kb
- Ages 85+: 5.0 - 6.5 kb
Gender-specific telomere shortening rates reported:- Men: ~0.038 kb/year (~38 bp/year)
- Women: ~0.036 kb/year (~36 bp/year)
Source:
www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/circulationaha.107.731794.
3. Crocco et al. (Aging-US journal)This review illustrates how telomere length continues to decline after age 70, with possible “flattening” or plateauing among very old individuals. Source:
https://www.aging-us.com/article/100007/text.
What Scientific Sources Say About Empirical DistributionsA meta-analysis of 124 cross-sectional studies confirms (
www.aging-us.com/article/100995) that telomere lengths decrease significantly with age, and several longitudinal studies show consistent declines-supporting estimates like 8-10 kb in early adulthood
A nanopore sequencing study (Nature Communications, 2024,
www.nature.com/articles/s41467-024-49007-4) measured individual telomere length distributions and found a mean decline of about 27 bp per year, aligning with expected averages in middle age. Other cohort analyses (e.g., cross-sectional to longitudinal tracking) reveal most variation in telomere length is determined early in life, with decline continuing steadily through adulthood.
Estimated Telomere Length by Age (Based on Scientific Averages):- Age 40: Approximately 9.0-9.2 kb
This is a logical estimate supported by general aging trends and some cross-sectional reviews. It's around the stage where telomere shortening begins to gradually accelerate.
- Age 45: Approximately 8.5-8.8 kb
This range reflects average annual shortening of about 30-38 base pairs per year, consistent with several cohort studies.
- Age 50: Approximately 8.1-8.4 kb
Confirmed by gender-specific research, showing steady decline of 0.036-0.038 kb per year.
- Age 55: Approximately 7.6-8.0 kb
This range is commonly reported as a transitional zone toward lower-mid telomere lengths in aging populations.
- Age 60: Approximately 5.5-6.5 kb
One of the most consistently cited values across major sources (Aging-US, PMC, AHA journals), often considered the “average” telomere length for this age.
And now we get to the most fascinating part:When I applied positive energetic influence - even remotely - I began to observe slight fluctuations in the person’s telomere length. These changes weren’t drastic, but they were noticeable within a narrow range.
I’ll be repeating this throughout the article: I’m not a doctor or medical professional. Nothing mentioned here should be taken as treatment, diagnosis, or a promise of any positive results for you personally. What I’m sharing is simply my own life experience - and the experiences of those close to me. I’m not advising or encouraging you to do anything. This is purely a personal story. If you’re dealing with any health issues, I can’t offer any advice - other than to strongly recommend consulting a licensed medical professional. Let’s jump into Part 2.
Part 2: The Genetic Swing of My DNA - and My Friends’ TooI’ve chosen to keep the names of my close friends and loved ones private - those who bravely tested my energetic practices on themselves. However, I will be sharing real DNA test results from their journeys.Once again, my deepest thanks to them for walking this energetic path with me and for stepping into this incredible, transformative experience together.
Over the past two years, a person I’ll refer to as X1 completed the Matrix Cards Level 1 physical course, totaling around 8 full days of in-person work. At that time, we weren’t yet doing full blood analysis across different clinics - that simply wasn’t the main goal back then. Instead, we focused on dozens of general energetic indicators and tracked progress using early energetic tools like the Age Calculator App and the Videotest: Age Test (
now they are WSOEH Age Calculator App and the WSOEH Videotest: Age Test), which were still in private beta (they’re public now).
We also evaluated endurance, reaction speed, and other energetic functional metrics to get a more view, we used several custom-designed instruments - one of which I personally developed to visualize the psi field (often referred to as the aura) and its energetic state, including areas of disruption or imbalance. I created both the device and a unique diagnostic method to assess the energetic potential of specific energy points (or “meridians”), which are conceptually different from those used in traditional Chinese medicine. Alongside this, I developed a formula to calculate overall energetic balance, which is then rendered as a 3D model of the aura (energy field) for visual interpretation.
In previous stages of our testing, these tools consistently showed values corresponding to an energetic age of approximately 45-50 years. After that, X1 became busy, and we lost contact for about a year. After reconnecting recently, I - as the exclusive distributor of WSOEH - granted unlimited access to X1 for both the WSOEH Age Calculator App and the WSOEH Videotest: Age Test. X1 received this access as a valued collaborator, friend, and tester of our energetic technologies. You can now find their data featured in the TOP Agers leaderboard within the Age Calculator App (unless, of course, someone else surpasses X1’s results in the meantime).
In previous stages of our testing, these tools consistently showed values corresponding to an energetic age of approximately 45-50 years. After that, X1 became busy, and we lost contact for about a year. After reconnecting recently, I - as the exclusive distributor of WSOEH - granted unlimited access to X1 for both the WSOEH Age Calculator App and the WSOEH Videotest: Age Test. X1 received this access as a valued collaborator, friend, and tester of our energetic technologies.