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.
and the high memory load is was a test with a lot of different bins where they had to remember which one among seven or eight Wells was the treat hidden in um it's just more taxing um with more choices to remember and they did even better in that study of high memory load with a low dose with the low dose
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that the the low physiologic that natural dose of clotho enhanced cognition in the monkeys and it did So within four hours and then that cognition stayed better their ability to think remember um stayed better for at least 3 weeks 14 to 21 days and some were even tested out to I saw 28 days
it worked it didn't work better so I should say like the super low doses work just as well as the super high doses in mice
the minimum effective dose so let me think about this so would have been like more than five times less wow so like a very very small dose that still worked
what's special about this protein is it seems to be one of the most protein one of the most important proteins that protects the brain and so in both mice and monkeys when you inject this protein if these are animals that have signs of dementia or cognitive decline it reverses if these are normal animals they seem to get superpowers like super cognitive powers