Anti-aging pills are here and research shows that a drug like this “extends your life, slows aging and staves off the ravages of old age, including frailty and disease.” Not only will this help to reduce the human suffering happening in 80% of adults 65+ who have at least one chronic illness, it will also help the economy. Jim Mellon of Juvenescence explains that “If we had a drug that adds even one or two healthy years onto the lifespan, it would have trillions of dollars of effect on the world economy, because people would be productive for longer and they wouldn’t have all these morbidities that cost our healthcare systems so much.” So, what are the drugs that are already available and have research to back them up for anti-aging? Quercetin and dasatinib. “Quercetin, which is a plant pigment found in many fruits and vegetables, is sold as a dietary supplement, while dasatinib is approved for use as a blood cancer drug.” More human studies need to be done to implement senolytic drugs as a form of anti-aging treatment. But there are steps happening every day in the regenerative medicine field, which makes us very optimistic.
Anti-Aging Pills Are Here
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