Scientists have discovered a drug that extends the lifespan of laboratory mice by almost 25%, giving hope that it could one day slow human aging too.
If successful, how might this drug change our approach to healthcare and aging in society?
Led_Farmer88 on
Guys, not know at least before george soros kick the bucket
Chance_Mistake_1729 on
Reliable source, and an interesting read. You’ve got my upvote!
On the calorie restriction side mentioned in the article, I do wonder if you could use Semaglutide to support a healthy calorie deficit that resulted in longer lifespans. Although we don’t have a fifty year view on that treatment either, the new treatment being studied in the article would introduce unknown long term side effects as well so it’s not exactly like it would be safer.
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Scientists have discovered a drug that extends the lifespan of laboratory mice by almost 25%, giving hope that it could one day slow human aging too.
If successful, how might this drug change our approach to healthcare and aging in society?
Guys, not know at least before george soros kick the bucket
Reliable source, and an interesting read. You’ve got my upvote!
On the calorie restriction side mentioned in the article, I do wonder if you could use Semaglutide to support a healthy calorie deficit that resulted in longer lifespans. Although we don’t have a fifty year view on that treatment either, the new treatment being studied in the article would introduce unknown long term side effects as well so it’s not exactly like it would be safer.