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https://www.thelancet.com/pdfs/journals/lanhl/PIIS2666-7568(20)30068-4.pdf
I am on same regiment.
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I have read somewhere on this site that someone thought it would protect you from covid but because it lowers your immune system I would think you would be less protected. Today is my day to take it and I am trying to decide. What do you think??
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linda Did you read the paper in the link?
here is another:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7834195/pdf/main.pdf
The literature and few studies suggest it's "protective" for viral infections. I am not a doctor nor giving medical advice.
I haven't stopped taking it, and considering upping to 8mg/week.
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MAC
Thanks I will continue my dose.
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No, there is evidence that rapamycin aids the immune system at the doses that are used for anti-aging. You need to ignore whatever you read about using rapamycin after transplants, IMHO. I have been taking 6mg to 8mg weekly for the past 16 months.
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David H
Thanks
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Rapamune, otherwise known as Sirolimus, is considered an excellent method of preventing clinical worsening of renal transplant patients. I don't see any reason why you should take a break from using it since it prevents intensification of the severity in COVID-19. Numerous scientists consider that Sirolimus, along with niclosamide, can protect against immune-related injury. After reading a few articles about it, I decided to purchase niclosamide powder from https://www.niclosam.com/product/niclosamide-powder/, which I think was an excellent investment for my health.
