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Rapamycin will probably be more effective than any of those. Also, resveratrol has very low bioavailability (<1%) since it has extremely low water-solubility an
by voldacar 4y ago
Rapamycin will probably be more effective than any of those. Also, resveratrol has very low bioavailability (<1%) since it has extremely low water-solubility and also doesn't survive first-pass metabolism
Also, get them to a healthy body fat % (as measured by dexa) which is like 15% or less imo, and have them doing regular cardio.
- copperx 4y agoRapamycin sounds exciting and really dangerous. I don't think it's a net win.
- voldacar 4y agoI think it is a net win. It's one of the only longevity drugs that has an actual significant effect. I don't think the immunosuppression is really a huge danger, there are plenty of people out there taking it and they aren't dying of weird diseases left and right