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Bill Faloon's Recent Blood Test Results
Hello everyone, Age Reversal Network will soon email its members a narrative about some of Bill Faloon’s recent, remarkable lab test results. Some of these results appear to be caused by some of the…
- Maximus Peto
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- Maximus
- updated 5 yrs ago
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[Important]: Conditions that confuse biological age
Hello everyone, As an introduction to this discussion about how best to assess human biological age, let’s consider how factors not related to age might affect assessment of biological age.…
- Maximus Peto
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- Maximus
- updated 7 yrs ago
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hsCRP: What's Optimal, Which Factors May Reduce It?
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- michael lustgarten
- michael_lustgarten
- 2 yrs ago
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Blood test results after using senolytics?
After using any senolytics, has anyone's blood test results significantly changed—either improved or deteriorated? I'm especially interested in results for kidney and liver function after using…
- Florin
- Florin
- updated 4 yrs ago
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- Last replyRobert Wakely2 yrs ago
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The Problem with Biomarkers of Aging
https://www.fightaging.org/archives/2022/10/the-problem-with-biomarkers-of-aging/ Today's research materials illustrate the primary challenge faced by those who want to develop and use biomarkers of…
- Michael_123
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- Michael_123
- 2 yrs ago
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Dihomo-15d-PGJ2: A New Test for Senolytic Effectiveness
The Campisi Group at the Buck Institute has published a paper in the journal Cell Metabolism showing that the presence of the molecule dihomo-15d-PGJ2 in blood or urine samples definitively…
- JGC
- Retired Professor of Physics
- JGC
- updated 4 yrs ago
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- Last replyCurtis Smith2 yrs ago
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LDL: What's Optimal For Health And Longevity?
LDL is arguably the most debated biomarker in terms of what's optimal for health. In the video, I present data showing that 100 - 140, not 50 - 70 mg/dL may be optimal in terms of minimizing disease…
- michael lustgarten
- michael_lustgarten
- 4 yrs ago
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- Last replyRaymond Brown3 yrs ago
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EpiAge test results
I thought I would try out one of the online services that claim to offer EpiGenetic age testing. I picked this one https://epi-age.com/ Which is this company HKG Epitherapeutics - Hong Kong Unit 119,…
- John Hemming
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- 3 yrs ago
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- Last replyJohn Hemming3 yrs ago
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Metformin Rapamycin D+Q
I have taken metformin and rapamycin for three years. 1,000 mg of metformin / day 2 mg of rapa / week with graprfluit juice Neither no side effect nor noticiable improvement in physical condition.…
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- Amadeus_Note
- 6 yrs ago
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- Last replyRicky mora4 yrs ago
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DHEA and Sperm
Hi all, I am posting on behalf of my husband who has been part of a clinical trial in order to boost his fertility. Other than low dose naltrexone, he has been put on a daily dose of 50 mg of DHEA…
- Sabrina
- Sabrina
- updated 5 yrs ago
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- Last replyBig Guy4 yrs ago
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Biological Age: Optimal On A Carnivore Diet?
After going on Joe Rogan's podcast, Paul Saladino, MD, posted his show notes, which included his blood test results. Based on that data, is his biological age optimal while on a carnivore diet?…
- michael lustgarten
- michael_lustgarten
- 4 yrs ago
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Turn-around in eosinophil counts after fisetin
Here is an update on my experience taking fisetin, but first some background. I have fibrosis in one knee, it's a chronic low-grade inflammatory condition that involves the formation of excessive…
- Koo
- Koo
- 5 yrs ago
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- Last replyTebinn Guil4 yrs ago
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Intermittent fasting increases testosterone in older males?
Hello everyone, In response to our email about Bill Faloon's recent blood test results, we've had more than one male supporter tell us they've seen their testosterone levels increase while regularly…
- Maximus Peto
- Researcher, website & forum admin
- Maximus
- 5 yrs ago
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- Last replyDanmoderator5 yrs ago
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Wes Lapp's 157% Testosterone Surge from NAD+ (???)
Age 44 - Total Testosterone 523 Free testosterone 11.0 Estradiol 29.6 Age 50 -Total Testosterone 635 Free testosterone 10.6 Estradiol 23.1 I am very healthy and fit and have put off supplementing…
- Wesley Robert Lapp
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- 5 yrs ago
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- Last replyWesley Robert Lapp5 yrs ago
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Retinal imaging
UHB Trust / Getty Images A test to add to your regime; Retinal imaging. My optometrist does this for us, and since I have a strong prescription it's an excellent idea to monitor as retinal tears are…
- Danmoderator
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- dantheman
- updated 5 yrs ago
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- Last replyDanmoderator5 yrs ago
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The vagaries of lab testing
I've done hormone testing in two labs; LabCorp and my health care provider which has it's own in-house test lab. It was distressing to see my LabCorp numbers continue to drop after starting…
- Danmoderator
- skipping my funeral
- dantheman
- updated 6 yrs ago
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- Last replyDanmoderator5 yrs ago
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Self testing regime.
Steve Perry has a great list of easy and cheap self administered biomarker assessments here. He believes that doing these things is meaningless unless you've got test results to back it up which I…
- Danmoderator
- skipping my funeral
- dantheman
- 6 yrs ago
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- Last replyleon golabou5 yrs ago
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Methods to treat IMMUNE SENESCENCE
- Kritam
- Kritam
- updated 7 yrs ago
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- Last replyChan5 yrs ago
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VO2max as a measure of health and aging
So with the help of the Apple watch I've been watching my VO2max, which without electronics is a little tricky to estimate as you had to accurately measure your heart beat,…
- Danmoderator
- skipping my funeral
- dantheman
- updated 6 yrs ago
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- Last replysandi thompson6 yrs ago
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Rapamycim vs dasatinib vs quercetin/theaflavins
Hi Folks , I’m new here. Can you comment on the differences and benefits of each approach? How about the combo of rapamycin and the quercetin/theaflanins?…
- BobM
- BobM
- 6 yrs ago
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- Last replyIðunn6 yrs ago
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LabCorp NAD+ test?
LabCorp has a test 070115 which they say tests for Niacin/Nicotinaminde/Nicotinic Acid, thoughts on relevance for NAD+ supplementors?
- Danmoderator
- skipping my funeral
- dantheman
- 6 yrs ago
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- Last replyDaniel6 yrs ago
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Testing for mTOR activity
Low-dose rapamycin is recommended to reduce excessive mTOR activity in aging individuals. However, I have not seen a recommended optimal range of mTOR activity or any testing to establish individual…
- Charles Ahlfeld
- Retired Nuclear Physicist/Engineer
- charles
- 6 yrs ago
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