The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
Jim Jim Kirkland believes and he could be right that you can get it to work even in mice if you administered as a Bolis dose a huge dose once a day rather than gradually in the food that's that's reasonable he might be right about that
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the take messages were two first it had no effect whatsoever on lifespan of male or female mice using either of the dosage regimes that that uh Dr Kirkland recommended
so the last thing in the paper that many people will be interested to know is we've tested fettin um this was suggested to us by Paul Robbins and Jim Kirkland and tamaron and their colleagues Fittin is undergoing a lot of human trials because of claims that it is a uh senolytic drug
The take messages were two first it had no effect whatsoever on lifespan of male or female mice using either of the dosage regimes that that uh Dr Kirkland recommended