Dr. Kevin Toman, a pet longevity specialist, says rapamycin can extend dog lifespan by up to 14%, with an extra 5-7% boost for males when combined with acarbose. He claims it reduces cancer, heart disease, arthritis, and periodontal disease, with a strong safety record across roughly 500 treated dogs.
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Well, hey you guys, and welcome to The Longevity Vet. I'm glad you're here. Today we're going to chat about Rapamycin for your dogs. Everything you wanted to know in 1 minute or less. I'm Dr. Kevin Toman Toman. I'm a pet longevity specialist, and let's get to work. First off, Rapamycin has been proven to extend lifespan by up to 14% in every mammal species studied to date. In fact, if you have a male dog and combine Rapamycin with a little prescription Acarbose, you can stretch that lifespan a little further by 5 to 7%, and that's not pocket change. When it comes to our dogs. Secondly, Rapamycin has been proven to benefit heart disease in both dogs and cats. Third, Rapamycin reduces cancer incidence. Fourth, Rapamycin reduces the pain and inflammation of arthritis. And finally, it also reduces periodontal disease. And here's the best part, Rapamycin appears to be very safe. We have almost 500 dogs on Rapamycin at this point in time and just see an occasional bout of diarrhea. I'm Dr. Kevin Toman. I run helpingpetslivelonger.com. Let's get to work.