TEMPES OF AGING OF THE ORGANISM WITH ACCOUNTING CHRONOTYPOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF MAN
In this article, the aging rates of the age group 18-21 (juvenile age), the age group 22-35 years (the first adult age) are considered. The study involved 80 people. It was determined that the passport age corresponds to the biological age of 48% of the respondents. Most people with accelerated rates of aging are 55%. The difference between biological and calendar age in 33% of participants was more than 15 years in the direction of increasing biological age. The ratio of biological age to chronotype showed that the "larks" were the slowest in aging. Accelerated rates of aging characterized "owls". The most common causes that accelerate aging are: meteorological dependence, dizziness, memory loss, headaches, vision impairment, pain in the joints, pain in the lumbar spine.