How Long Can A Human Live Up To? – Scientists Answers
HOW LONG CAN A HUMAN LIVE? – Living forever is something a lot of people yearn for. But, how long does “forever” last for us humans?
A team of scientists claimed they’ve calculated the maximum lifespan a human can hope to achieve. As such, if you plan to live forever, then you may want to look the other way.
We all know that nothing lasts forever. That’s apparent in humans throughout history. Surely, we could do something about it in the short term, but for the most part, we all end up the same. However, some people do live longer than others.
We all know that nothing lasts forever. That’s apparent in humans throughout history. Surely, we could do something about it in the short term, but for the most part, we all end up the same. However, some people do live longer than others.
Currently, a woman by the name of Kane Tanaka is the oldest person in the world at 120 year-old. But what age can humans theoretically live up to?
According to experts in biology and biophysics, an artificial intelligence system calculated medical data of over a hundred thousand volunteers. With this, the team was confident they cracked the secret of the human body’s limit.
The team focused on two key parameters – lifestyle factors and how our body responds to it. Obviously, taking care of your body would go a long way, but we all have a threshold we can’t go past.
Based on an article from Unilad, the researchers from Gero, a Singapore-based biotech Company, along with Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center in Buffalo, New York, the maximum age a human can live is 150 years old.
It shows a complete loss of human body resilience, that is the ability to recover, at some age around 120 to 150 years old
Gero co-founder Dr. Peter Fedichev noted that as humans age, it presents a universal feature common in complex systems “on the brink of disintegration”.
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