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Re: Resveratrol -- value, dose, source? @JGC Do plasma levels correspond with intracellular levels I wonder?
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Re: Medical Research I’ll agree and disagree with you. Unfortunately a lot of that research investment goes towards specific treatments that can be patented and give a return on investment even if they don’t change the…
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Key Studies and Articles
As I come across them I will edit this post and list important references to have them in one location. Blagosklonny Article on Rapalogs https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.…
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Re: Resveratrol -- value, dose, source? I’ve been using Pure Encapsulations Resveritrol, but thinking about switching to Pterostilbene since it may be better?
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Re: Mechanism for Immortality @Chan agree that a lot of this is a “fad” at this point. I’m not impressed by the data so far on NR/NMN. I’m thinking long term answer is DNA therapy and telomere therapy.…
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Re: Intro to rapamycin @Aaron Lahm It is unlikely that you will find, unless you specifically search for, a doctor that is up to speed on anti-aging therapy, and Rapamycin use.…
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Re: Rapamycin self-experimentation @Mark Thimineur Thanks for all the info, and thanks for what you do. Pain management must be one of the most challenging specialties in medicine.
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Re: Rapamycin self-experimentation @Mark Thimineur 1. I’m having trouble coming up with a mechanism by which rapamycin would treat psychiatric illness. Any ideas? 2. How much concern do you have about malpractice using a powerful…
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Re: Mechanism for Immortality So, anybody that meditates will live to be 120? Meditation may be great for your health, but you'll need more than that.
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Re: Rapamycin - What age is "too young?" I would think that the hesitation to promote Rapamycin in young people is that we just don't have the data on the long term risks. It may benefit you, but what will taking this drug for 20 or 30…
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Re: Is metform safe to take for non-diabetics? "Is it safe" is not really the correct question to ask. The better question is "do the benefits outweigh the risks?" The answer depends on a lot of personal factors.
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Re: Fisetin experimentation one year (reposted as topic for info purposes) Thanks for sharing your experience. Sounds like great results. Now, if only we knew what happens after you do this for 10-20 yrs.
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Re: Paul's self experimentation So you started the Metformin to treat the cancer, not because you’re diabetic?
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Re: Introduction to NAD+ an Interesting study in Humans that seems to show NAD+ does not decline with age, and questions whether NR supplements do much. Especially interesting since one of the investigators works for…
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Re: A different point of view Seems like there should be a section on this forum dealing with Telomere therapy, and Telemorase activiation
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Re: Late life metformin treatment limits cell survival and shortens lifespan by triggering an aging-associated failure of energy metabolism A concerning result. Questions would include does this worm study correlate to humans? What is “old age” in a human compared to a worm? Maybe this study reinforces the importance of senolytics.
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Re: Sources of dasatinib @GEdwards thanks for all the info. Good luck with your senolytic Armageddon. The problem with many of these drugs and supplements is that human dosing is mostly unknown.
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Re: Sources of dasatinib @are we there yet so not FDA approved or for sale yet?
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Re: Power a Longer Life via NAD+ Restoration Is this statement from a study?
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Re: Interesting book Another interesting book. Most of this one is free read online. First chapter gives a good scientific evaluation of longevity substances. Anti-aging drugs https://books.google.…
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List of important articles, books, and websites
Does such a list exist on this website? If not, shouldn’t there be one?
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Interesting book
Biochemistry and Cell Biology of Ageing https://books.google.com/books?id=cs2NDwAAQBAJ&pg=PA339&lpg=PA339&dq=Chapter+13%0AHealth+Benefits+of+Anti-aging+Drugs%0AVeronika+Piskovatska,+Olha+Strilbytska,…
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Re: 32 years old. Is self-experimentation right for me? Strongly agree with Dan. At your age, concentrate on healthy lifestyle. You are fortunate to have time to wait for more research to get done.
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Re: Green tea and green tea extracts @Dan the term “hormesis “ does not mean “cycling”. But rather is a biphasic response. But you are correct that a stress response may be very important in the prevention of aging.…
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Sulfuraphane
On Dr Kaufmann’s website, it states that sulfuraphane protects cells from apoptosis and senescence. This would seem to work against senolytics. Does anyone take sulfuraphane and if so do you stop…
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