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Anti-Aging & weight-loss effects of Rapamycin
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<blockquote data-quote="Guided_by_Voices" data-source="post: 76106" data-attributes="member: 15235"><p>While it’s certainly an interesting compound, the problem with jumping to this without more data, at least based on my limited understanding, is that a confined eating window of 8 hours or so, a fat centric diet/metabolism, and a high-glycine diet may accomplish most or all of what rapamycin’s main method of action (preventing mTor from being chronically up-regulated) does. Suppversity has also had interesting discussion of this. Almost everyone who is into grass-roots anti-aging is already doing these things so it is not clear what adding a compound that does the same thing would do in an otherwise healthy person. Also, IMO, silicon valley types are bad role models for health because they assume that ultra-high-tech fixes are necessary without first addressing the fundamentals (like resolving chronically up-regulated insulin) and they trust “experts” who have been more sources of promoting poor health than fixes for it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Guided_by_Voices, post: 76106, member: 15235"] While it’s certainly an interesting compound, the problem with jumping to this without more data, at least based on my limited understanding, is that a confined eating window of 8 hours or so, a fat centric diet/metabolism, and a high-glycine diet may accomplish most or all of what rapamycin’s main method of action (preventing mTor from being chronically up-regulated) does. Suppversity has also had interesting discussion of this. Almost everyone who is into grass-roots anti-aging is already doing these things so it is not clear what adding a compound that does the same thing would do in an otherwise healthy person. Also, IMO, silicon valley types are bad role models for health because they assume that ultra-high-tech fixes are necessary without first addressing the fundamentals (like resolving chronically up-regulated insulin) and they trust “experts” who have been more sources of promoting poor health than fixes for it. [/QUOTE]
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