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by evo_9 4y ago
That’s not 100% true, he recommends NR because there are human trials and NMN is still being studded. Also he won’t be adding either until he’s around 45-50 (he’s only in his 30s) I had a one-on-one phone call with him Sunday (Dr. Standfie
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by evo_9 4y ago
Since a lot of people are asking me different questions in this thread I figured I’d let people know if you wanna just email me look at my profile and reach out. Happy to share my entire stack with anybody that wants to see it… Or if you ha
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by evo_9 4y ago
I do put all the more advanced stuff in the fridge including NMN, NR, rapamycin, heavy molecular weight Hyaluronic Acid
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by evo_9 4y ago
Look up Dr. Standfield on YouTube he has a great health channel on all this stuff and digs into everything including NMN/nr and all the backing metadata / Cochrane research papers…
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by evo_9 4y ago
I’ve been taking NR too on and off as well, in my experience it doesn’t seem to have much effect on my athletic performance. So for me I’m sticking with an NMN even though there’s more clinical studies on nr at the moment
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by evo_9 4y ago
1gram every morning except my rest day when I take rapamycin. alivebyscience.com (they recently changed their name and I can’t remember how to spell it sorry ha ha)
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by evo_9 4y ago
True, I played high-level hockey my whole life. And have actively worked out at a very high level most of my life… However I noticed everything dropping off around 50 and nothing seem to curb that. Especially my on ice speed which used to b
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by evo_9 4y ago
I do. Along with Apigenin, and a few other new molecules. Sublingual.
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by evo_9 4y ago
Been taking this for nearly 5 years. Shits the real deal. No pretending when you’re competing still against 20-something that barely washed out of their pro nhl career… but yeah not like being 55 and playing high level hockey is any sort of
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A scientist in the public eye has taken her own life. This Is a wake-up call(theguardian.com)
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A 17-year-old designed a novel synchronous reluctance motor(smithsonianmag.com)
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How to Multiply Big Numbers – Faster Way to Multiply(popularmechanics.com)
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Super Punch-Out's Two-Player Mode Has Been Found After 28 Years(kotaku.com)
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The “bicameral mind” 30 years on (2007)(pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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What Is in the Inflation Reduction Act?(npr.org)
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Hockey Graphs – Visualizing and analyzing hockey and statistics(hockey-graphs.com)
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Useful Science – Your source for research useful in everyday life(usefulscience.org)
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There's an Antarctic Exploration Vehicle Lost at the Bottom of the World(thedrive.com)
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NEOM: Made to Change(neom.com)
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The seven types of rest: I spent a week trying them all(theguardian.com)
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by evo_9 4y ago
DuckDuckGo has a very nice timer: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=timer+&t=newext&atb=v265-1&ia=answ...
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Someone Asked an AI to Show the “Last Selfie Ever Taken” and Um(futurism.com)
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Analogue comes out swinging with Pocket 1.1 update: “We’re not f-ing around”(arstechnica.com)
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General Relativity for Babies(youtube.com)
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Siemens' new home EV charger adapter ends need for electrical panel upgrades(electrek.co)
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Hyperbaric oxygen: Clinical trial reverses two processes associated with aging(sciencedaily.com)
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Diablo 1 Web Version(d07riv.github.io)
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So, You've Hired a Hacker (Revised and Expanded)(cjshayward.com)
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The Risky Anti-Aging Pill Men Are Taking Now – Rapamycin(menshealth.com)
3 points by evo_9 4y ago|0 comments
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by evo_9 4y ago
Nah, after a few decades of development you drop the pretense and go with what's easiest / lease friction. And if you can't see why going with Azure when you're a full .NET guy, then I don't know what else to say.

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