Has anyone here experimented with Rapamycin for longevity?
I've been deep in the biohacking space for a while and keep seeing more buzz around Rapamycin as a potential anti-aging drug. I'm fascinated by the theory that it might help clear out senescent cells and improve immune function.
I found a pretty solid article that breaks down the current research and how biohackers are looking at it. It covers the potential benefits and the big, obvious risks of using a powerful drug off-label.
I'm not a doctor and this isn't medical advice, but I'm really curious if anyone in this community has personal experience or deeper insights. What's your take on the risk/reward?
Here's the article I was reading that got me thinking.
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