David Sinclair· PhD
GLP-1s confirmed as first true longevity drugs in humans, reduces mortality, protects the brain, slows kidney aging, all in the same molecule
The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
GLP-1s confirmed as first true longevity drugs in humans, reduces mortality, protects the brain, slows kidney aging, all in the same molecule
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Because if you apply them to people with type two diabetes and significant obesity and you correct the metabolic dysfunction you're going to live longer. So by that regard it's a geroprotective agent.
But there is now this sort of growing budding interest amongst you know many people about this potential GLP1 agonist being a longevity drug because of these different you know outcome studies that have been observational in nature right you're looking at correlation here.