Re:Rapamycin: The unlucky history of the most powerful anti-...
by tysam_and on Monday May 08, 2023 @04:29AM
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That does feel like an overly simplistic argument. Once again, lots and lots of things feed cancer, it's not as simple as that.
Maybe an analogy to communicate the concept is that it is like putting a car up on jacks and taking out parts to repair another part. It's not where you are long-term, or ideal to do extremely frequently, but it's important to keep the thing maintained and running.
That said, I agree very much on your last sentence as one of the best "simple" routines to get bang for the buck. My thoughts would be weight lifting specifically, chamomile tea at night (apigenin is something else), as well as some broccoli sprouts for NRF2 in there. Other than that I think that's probably the index fund-like strategy to longevity, so we're definitely on the same page there. :D :thumbsup:
Maybe an analogy to communicate the concept is that it is like putting a car up on jacks and taking out parts to repair another part. It's not where you are long-term, or ideal to do extremely frequently, but it's important to keep the thing maintained and running.
That said, I agree very much on your last sentence as one of the best "simple" routines to get bang for the buck. My thoughts would be weight lifting specifically, chamomile tea at night (apigenin is something else), as well as some broccoli sprouts for NRF2 in there. Other than that I think that's probably the index fund-like strategy to longevity, so we're definitely on the same page there. :D :thumbsup: