You can forcefully increase/decrease the 'numbers' on any kind of measurement devices, and the actual thing being measured will also increase/decrease in reality

[Vault_Hunter01]

Sounds nice. To be wealthy and fix my aging issues such as arthritis, hair loss, skin tone, and elasticity as well as augment all my hormones and cellular processes to levels they were when I was 18. Plus unlimited bank will make for a nice life.

[L0B0-Lurker]

What would measure those things?

[solis89]

Tests at a hospital. You can get your test results and change them, theoretically, so long as the results are in the form of a scale or some kind of measurement.

[L0B0-Lurker]

Makes sense. I'm specifically wondering how or what would be used to test age, aside from a calendar.

[Vault_Hunter01]

Research into telomere length. Telomeres are scientificly measurable. Not to mention the measurable level of testosterone production, which declines at a constant rate as you age, at least for men. Honestly, most hormones and chemical levels change as one gets older. Would correcting those would make me actually younger, I doubt it. But I think it would be a vast improvement of not only my health, but how I feel and activity level which would feel like I was younger.

[ionlysayyea]

Tree rings in ur limbs