system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Will a organ that was donated from a younger person to an older person help minimize the aging process? Also, will the organ age faster due to the already aged organs around it?
gpt
Transplantation isn't what you think. It doesn't restore a person. It's a kludge. But your thinking is common because the media's reports on transplants are biased and rarely discuss the negatives.

The organ is damaged by the surgeries and by being outside a body. The recipient must take pills for the rest of their life to prevent their immune system from attacking the organ. The pills are also toxic, harm the body, and have divers negative side effects. The immune system is slowed, but will eventually kill the organ unless the patient dies first. Having a transplant is considered a terminal disease.

Transplants have lifespans regardless of age. Young people who receive organs from young donors will generally need several transplants throughout their life.