People of different ages may be susceptible to different diseases and medical conditions, but the most vulnerable is the older population. The bones and organs of individuals in their 40s and 50s may start to weaken depending on the lifestyle, genetics, and diet they are following. At this phase, they may be experiencing difficulties in fulfilling tasks that require physical strength. The skin starts to sag too as it loses elasticity due to inadequate collagen supply in the body. This may lead to the development of wrinkles, crow’s feet, saggy bags under the eyes, and forehead lines, which may grow into a bigger concern among female individuals. Older people can easily get tired and may noticeably catch their breath even if they used to do the same routine during their younger years. An individual with a weakened body becomes the target of chronic diseases, and treatments available at the medical institution, if not invasive, are risky to undergo considering the capacity of an older individual’s body. All of these happen due to body degeneration.