Hypothesis: Aging as Inter-T Clock Desynchronization—Restoring Cross-Tissue Coordination Matters More Than Fixing Individual Clocks

We measure biological age with epigenetic clocks, but these are typically tissue-specific. A blood clock doesn't predict liver age. A skin clock doesn't predict brain age.

What if the key aging event isn't that individual tissue clocks speed up—it's that they lose synchronization with each other?