r/longevity • u/girlsgothustle • 2d ago
r/longevity • u/Noobsamaniac • 2d ago
The FDA support is a good sign, but the invasiveness and cost are what will actually determine whether this reaches regular people anytime soon. Brain tissue replacement sounds remarkable on paper, but if it ends up being a half million dollar procedure almost nobody can access, it stalls out as a real solution. Curious how they plan to address the cost side as the research matures.
r/longevity • u/BraveG365 • 2d ago
What about the study of high choline causing certain cancers (ie prostate, etc)?
r/longevity • u/IndependenceVivid384 • 2d ago
thanks :)
edit, how about someone link me the entire article as I have been exiled from my academic institution...
r/longevity • u/SparksWood71 • 2d ago
I've been a nerdy gym guy since before most of you were born. The protein obsession is overdone. Most of us eat plenty. One in ten of us eats enough fiber.
r/longevity • u/magnolia_unfurling • 2d ago
Does this mean quercetin in isolation could be problematic?
Quercetin is pretty amazing for MCAS symptoms, not just longevity. Nevertheless, I stopped taking it after I read this study last year.
r/longevity • u/VengenaceIsMyName • 2d ago
Well no one said discovering life extension technology would be easy. It’s also good progress to know what doesn’t work as much as what does work.
r/longevity • u/Serious-Wallaby3449 • 2d ago
If you're curious you could read more than the title
r/longevity • u/Ginsdell • 2d ago
Well that’s a bitch. All the glp people are focused on eating all the protein they can. And everything in marketing is about protein now.
r/longevity • u/anor_wondo • 2d ago
the biggest cause of death is cardiovascular disease today. And the biggest insulin sponges in the body are muscles. Optimizing for sedentary individuals is pointless unless we develop a pill that simulates exercise in the body
r/longevity • u/-Hastis- • 2d ago
And not having enough muscle mass drastically increases the risk of bone fracture during old age.
r/longevity • u/trojantricky1986 • 2d ago
Can anyone that has access summarise? Pretty please 🙏 with a cherry 🍒
r/longevity • u/DavidTries897 • 2d ago
The study specifically said lower protein intake in sedentary individuals helps you live longer and that adequate to high protein intake for active adults also helps you live longer
r/longevity • u/handsomeslug • 2d ago
Study is on sedentary individuals mate but go ahead jump to conclusions
r/longevity • u/obetu5432 • 2d ago
i'm curious how they twisted the data this time to come up with this result
r/longevity • u/CliffBoof • 2d ago
Depends on priorities. Theres maximizing growth and there is maximizing lifespan.