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<blockquote data-quote="Guided_by_Voices" data-source="post: 252860" data-attributes="member: 15235"><p>I don't really have any insight on the senescense issue other than it may make sense to do a round of senolytics such as rapamycin and/or azithromycin before harvesting the stem cells, although I have no idea if that would help, but rapamycin is something that seems to make a lot of sense on an intermittent basis no matter what, something like 4-6mg every other week is a protocol many people use for general anti-aging.</p><p></p><p>Regarding food sensitivities, a good old-fashioned elimination diet seems like a good option and an accidental version of that is how I figured out that whey protien was a problem for me. At a minimum, eliminating all the high-risk foods for a while such as seed oils, wheat, eggs, processed foods, dairy (except for butter), legumes and most plant matter will go a long way to tell if that is part of the issue for you. Good luck with your journey.</p><p></p><p>I can understand Dr. C's concern with regulatory issues, but other Drs seem to use peptides with no problem, it seems reasonable to at least educate the patient as to the options, and a lot of other things like those in the Joint Issues thread have no regulatory issue.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Guided_by_Voices, post: 252860, member: 15235"] I don't really have any insight on the senescense issue other than it may make sense to do a round of senolytics such as rapamycin and/or azithromycin before harvesting the stem cells, although I have no idea if that would help, but rapamycin is something that seems to make a lot of sense on an intermittent basis no matter what, something like 4-6mg every other week is a protocol many people use for general anti-aging. Regarding food sensitivities, a good old-fashioned elimination diet seems like a good option and an accidental version of that is how I figured out that whey protien was a problem for me. At a minimum, eliminating all the high-risk foods for a while such as seed oils, wheat, eggs, processed foods, dairy (except for butter), legumes and most plant matter will go a long way to tell if that is part of the issue for you. Good luck with your journey. I can understand Dr. C's concern with regulatory issues, but other Drs seem to use peptides with no problem, it seems reasonable to at least educate the patient as to the options, and a lot of other things like those in the Joint Issues thread have no regulatory issue. [/QUOTE]
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