In South Asia, many women experience “growing old” earlier than women in other countries. In the United States and Europe, most women reach this stage around age 51 or 52. In countries such as India and Pakistan, it often occurs earlier, around the ages of 46 or 47.
One major reason for this is vitamin D deficiency, which can impact bone health, hormone regulation, and immune function. It creates health problems associated with the aging process. Another factor is the stress from caring for families and having children at a young age.
Better nutrition, rest, and regular doctor visits can help women stay healthier and younger longer.
J.K. Park Senior Reporter kids/1770173823/1613368218
In South Asia, many women experience “growing old” earlier than women in other countries. In the United States and Europe, most women reach this stage around age 51 or 52. In countries such as India and Pakistan, it often occurs earlier, around the ages of 46 or 47.