Rapamycin On Age Reversal

Name: Rapamycin On Age Reversal
Uploaded: 2024-12-05T17:00:39+00:00
Duration: 3 s
Channel: Dr. Charles Mok
Description: This short YouTube dialogue (Dr. Charles Mok) discusses using rapamycin for anti‑aging: sourcing it from a compounding pharmacy (a year's supply), a…

5 Dec 2024 · 0 min

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This short YouTube dialogue (Dr. Charles Mok) discusses using rapamycin for anti‑aging: sourcing it from a compounding pharmacy (a year's supply), a dosing cadence of once-weekly doses in two-month-on/two-month-off cycles, and pairing it with quarterly senolytic courses (three consecutive days per quarter). The speakers note rapamycin acts on the mTOR pathway and that the drug’s name derives from Rapa (Easter Island).

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Once a week for two months at a time, followed by a two-month break (two months on, two months off).

A compounding pharmacy (they typically give a year's supply).

Three consecutive days once a quarter (quarterly).

mTOR (mechanistic target of rapamycin).

Named after Rapa (Easter Island), where the drug was discovered decades ago.

Next thing she's looking at is called rapamycin.
Phase two. Rapamycin is also called into the compounding pharmacy. They typically give you a year's supply. You take it once a week for two months at a time and then you take a two month holiday. So I like to do two months on, two months off. And that is going to be in addition to your senolytics that you do for three days in a row, once a quarter.
Rapamycin goes after the genetic pathway and the protein pathway mtor. And MTOR was named after the drug is called mechanistic target of rapamycin. Rapamycin was discovered on Easter island island called Rapa decades ago.