The opposite of progeria, a rare genetic disorder that causes rapid aging in children, is normal aging or physiological aging. Progeria is characterized by accelerated aging, leading to various health issues typically associated with old age, such as cardiovascular problems, joint stiffness, and hair loss. In contrast, normal aging refers to the gradual and natural process of getting older that most individuals experience throughout their lives. It involves the progressive changes in the body and mind that occur over time, including physical changes like wrinkles, gray hair, and decreased mobility, as well as cognitive changes.
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