Rapamycin for Longevity: What the PEARL Trial Actually Found After 48 Weeks in Humans
114 adults, 48 weeks, placebo-controlled: the first rigorous human rapamycin longevity trial found a 5% lean mass gain in women and a favorable safety profile.
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Antioxidant Supplements Slow Aging: What the Science Actually Shows
The largest human trials — 296,707 participants across 78 RCTs — show antioxidant supplements increase mortality, not reduce it. Here is what the data actually says, and what works instead.
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Biological Age Tests Compared: Noise Alone Can Move Your Result 9 Years
TL;DR: When the same blood sample was run twice, six widely used epigenetic clocks disagreed with themselves by as much as 9 years (Higgins-Chen, Nature…
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Strength Training Reverses Biological Aging: How Lifting Weights Can Make You Younger
Can you really turn back the clock just by lifting weights? According to cutting-edge research, the answer is a resounding yes. Strength training 2–3 times…
