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The use of rapamycin, a drug that affects immune function in mice, has shown positive results in some human studies, particularly in elderly individuals.
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The use of rapamycin, a drug that affects immune function in mice, has shown positive results in some human studies, particularly in elderly individuals. A derivative of rapamycin, developed by Novartis, has shown promise in improving immune function in humans.
ChapterStudy on Elderly Immune Systems
Episode#193: My Life Extension Pilgrimage to Easter Island
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
A study suggests that by taking rapamycin later in life, it can boost the immune system of elderly people and potentially help fight infections like the common flu.
40:09 - 41:09 (01:00)
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A study suggests that by taking rapamycin later in life, it can boost the immune system of elderly people and potentially help fight infections like the common flu. This could address concerns about the cost of extending life through lab animal tests and infectious risks in humans.