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Ross Pelton, pharmacist and scientific director for Essential Formulas, Inc joins us to discuss rapamycin and its potential benefit for age-related diseases, its connection to cancer treatment, intermittent fasting, and more.
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“Rapamycin is the most effective anti-aging drug that’s ever been discovered.”
“These days, people start eating at 7 in the morning and do breakfast, lunch and dinner and mid-meal snacks and dessert after supper and maybe an evening cocktail. So, from 7 in the morning until 7 at night, that’s 12 hours, another 4 hours to finish digesting food, that’s 16 hours. Whereas ancestral humans only had 4 hours of eating and digesting a day.”
“You can’t be in a go, go, go position all the time or you will burn yourself out.”
“In animal studies, virtually every single type of age-related disease improves when the animals take rapamycin.”
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