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I'm 35, have been taking 6mg of rapamycin per week for about a year. It's hard to assign the effects directly to it since I've been taking other supplements and
by deegles 4y ago
I'm 35, have been taking 6mg of rapamycin per week for about a year. It's hard to assign the effects directly to it since I've been taking other supplements and also fixing up my diet + exercise. That being said, I am quite sure that it has reduced general aches and pains, reduced visceral fat and I now have less gray hair compared to when I started. It did slightly increase my glucose and lipids, but still within safe ranges AFAICT. I'll continue to take it until I notice real adverse effects.
- WastingMyTime89 4y agoThis comment is quintessential to the issue with HN. So you are quite young, just had a complete change of lifestyle and your take away is that the beneficial effect comes from the drug you take randomly amongst a cocktail of other things. Interesting.
- deegles 4y agoIt was not a "complete change" in lifestyle. Please don't make assumptions beyond what is written.
- WastingMyTime89 4y ago> fixing up my diet + exercise That’s definitely a complete change in lifestyle. Sorry but not sorry.
- DoreenMichele 4y agoI now have less gray hair compared to when I started. I've never taken rapamycin nor even heard of it before today. I have less gray hair than I had twenty years ago. My understanding is that gray hair suggests a B vitamin deficiency, especially PABA, and a need for adrenal support.
- lps41 4y agoI have less gray hair today than 5 years ago - I think that’s pretty easy for aging men to achieve. ;)
- DoreenMichele 4y agoI'm a woman and not going bald if that's the joke you are making.