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It would be interesting to see if like a year or two later the people who took Rapamycin are in better health, compared to the placebo group

Agreed, there are some studies that show that although rapamycin seems to have a deleterious effect, after time has passed we find out that it has improved function. Here’s one example:


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I remain pleased with Jagdish. I just placed my third order in the past two months. Each of the first two arrived in less than two weeks, total. Jagdish is also personally responsive in explaining national and local holidays that can affect how quickly he is able to post a package. I’m using Wise. I like the security and global footprint of this company and their rates are in...


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I pay for Grok and ChatGPT but not for Claude and I don’t have Gemini

I still get ChatGPT and Grok missing certain studies when it answers. When I follow up with a link to the study it missed, it revises its whole answer to account for it. A little frustrating that it doesn’t aggregate it from the start.


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You’re welcome. Btw, I first googled the brand and couldn’t find much, then asked ChatGPT to dig deeper and was surprised it found all those things. Good to know to do a background check on other companies.


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I hope light therapy and skin/hair gets more attention in the coming years. There’s clearly something going on but the devices and protocols are too heterogeneous.


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