What is the maximum age of a human being in the present age? No one can give a definitive answer to this, but according to scientists, a person can live for 150 years.
According to research published in the journal Nature Communications, it is not possible for a human being to achieve the goal of living forever and he can only live to a certain age.
The researchers said that 150 years is the last limit, that is, a healthy human body can keep itself stable for that long.
The study looked at data from thousands of people and examined their blood samples and daily steps.
The researchers analyzed how long the body was able to deal with various problems and therefore looked at the amount of blood cells and the steps taken daily and discovered that the recovery time increases with age.
A study by a Singaporean company found that all scales reflect the same future, meaning that an individual cannot live more than 150 years.
Research has shown that as we age, our DNA and other molecules begin to be destroyed and the physical machinery begins to disintegrate, leading to death.
The researchers said that between the ages of 120 and 150, the body begins to lose resistance to various medical problems and this indicates that this is the age limit of human beings.
The oldest person in the current era was Jenny Calmet, who died in 1997 at the age of 122.
However, the researchers said that this ‘age limit’ may increase in the future.
“Determining the scale of something can be the first step in increasing it,” he said.