Joy Kong, MD rates longevity treatments on their evidence and safety. Ozone therapy scores 8 for her positive results, but senolytics get only 4 for lack of proof. Rapamycin shows promise but causes oral ulcers, and PRP works better in younger patients.
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Either. I'll give it an eight. I like it. I've done it and it's like super ozone therapy, plasma exchange or young plasma. I'll give it an 8. There's a lot of good evidence however I haven't done it because one time they could not establish the vein axis so it's a little challenging for the veins but I would love to do it. Senolytics. I'll give it a four. We just need more research on these. There's so many of them and we don't have enough evidence. PRP. I'll give it a 5. It's not stem cell therapy like some people think. It also depends on a person's own age but it be very helpful sometimes. Rapamycin. I'll give it a 5. There's some research on it and I've tried it as well as some of my patients but there's some concerning side effects like oral ulcers so I'm not fully convinced yet.
