Are Organs Affecuted Due to Aging Phenomena

We grow older everyday and as we grow older the functioning of our body parts and organs decrease gradually. It is quite natural that as we get older we become weak, pale and dull this is due to the irregular functioning of our organs.

These changes are clearly shown on our skin, hair, etc. the skin gets loosen, hair becomes white and so on. The organs that are present in our body are made up of tissues, which in turn tissues are made up of cells. As we grow older the cells and the tissues changes. Thus the muscles get loosen and the function of our body parts changes. Cells in our body very slowly loose the ability to divide and reproduce. Thus the cells become less prepared to intake the oxygen and give out carbon-di-oxide, thus affecting the respiratory system. Thus lack of these things there is no proper and regular blood supply to the brain and the heart, thus deteriorating the memory power and also leading to many heart related disorders. These types of problems mainly arise in the humans around the age of 50 or so. But these do not affect the excretory system as the loss of cells in the excretory system is very less and even if more also those have the ability to excrete properly. As the cells get deteriorated the fats are stored directly in the body and get accumulated in one area leading to cholesterol problems. So aging process has an adverse effect on the body parts and can be controlled if the body is maintained in a stable condition.