The typical aging that is universal, inevitable, and caused by inborn biological factors is referred to as "senescence" or "biological aging."
Typical aging, which is universal, inevitable, and caused by inborn biological factors, is referred to as "primary aging." Primary aging includes natural age-related changes that occur in the body, such as decreased muscle mass, wrinkles, and decreased organ function.
Typical aging, which is universal and inevitable due to inborn biological factors, is commonly referred to as "senescence." It is a natural process characterized by the gradual deterioration of physical and cognitive functions over time. Senescence affects various aspects of the human body, including the skin, muscles, bones, organs, and brain. It is influenced by a combination of genetic factors, lifestyle choices, and environmental influences.
