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That would work. It's pretty much the wild west and you just have to see what works for you. I would not start before 50 and I would cut back or stop if you get persistent mouth sores. Stop if you get a skin infection and restart until it's cleared.
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Did you mean don't start until 50 years of age? I am almost 64 years old and female.
Do you know about Metformin and how much I should take? The protocol is:
1) Rapamycin
2) NAD infusions is best ( or capsules?)
3) Dasatinib and Quercetin 2 doses 1 week apart every 4 mos to a year
4) Young plasma stem cell, MSC stem cell.
For those that can't afford stem cell, can they use Metformin instead. And when can I use Metformin in the actual protocol process.
Thank you so much for time in helping me. I appreciate it.
Suzanne
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Suzanne Quercetin, micronized or taken with pepper doesnt have the greatest bioavailability. The latest experiment Ive read about used Dasatanib 100mg a day for three days in a row for 3 weeks. Ive heard of people in their 40s taking 1 to 2 mg of Rapamycin once a week. A few doctors are self prescribing Metformin at doses of 500mg once or twice a day. Berberine is a supplement that seems to be about as effective as Metformin.
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Suzanne 64 is old enough to start Rapamycin. 4-6 mg a week and metformin at 500mg 2x day. D&Q is a little more experimental so maybe 150mg for a female if you weigh 150 pounds.
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Dr. Alan Green recommends 6 mg of rapamycin once a week and Dr. Attia seems to recommend about the same. The key is intermittent dosing in order to avoid side effects. I took my first dose of 5 mg a few days ago and I had a day or so of mild body euphoria that I couldn't attribute to other things, so I'm looking to next weeks' dose and seeing if the same thing happens.
