Is aging a disease?
Whether aging is a disease or not is really a matter of terminology. It's matter of what you define diseases as. I think people spend far too much time asking the question: "Is aging a disease?," because really the only reason they're asking it is so that they can then make assumptions about what they should do about aging on the basis of whether it's a disease or not. Like for example: If you say aging is not a disease, then people could say: Well, therefore it's natural, and there is no point in doing anything about it. For me that's just playing with words. Whether aging is a disease or not, it's certainly a health condition, it's certainly bad for you; and therefore we should do something about it.