>>76309426
Because I actually keep on top of the gerontology literature, I'll take a stab at a biologically plausible mechanism...
>Caffeine Flips a Cellular Switch That May Slow Aging, Scientists Discover
>https://www.sciencealert.com/caffeine-flips-a-cellular-switch-that-may-slow-aging-scientists-discover
>Caffeine Consumption over Time
>https://link.springer.com/rwe/10.1007/978-3-030-92392-1_78
>caffeine consumption was investigated over the last 20 years, and health perspectives were discussed. An increase of 37% in per capita coffee consumption was observed in the last two decades worldwide, mainly in the Middle East and North Africa (84.2%) and upper middle-income countries (86.1%).

>>76312666
>You're the age you are.
This is pretty well debunked, there is a whole shit ton of research on different factors that increase and decrease the speed of aging.