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 then across the lifespan tapers off during puberty especially well let's say infancy through puberty cells are expressing so much mtor and they're growing like crazy and we often associate that early stage of life as youth not aging because we think of it as a kind of a time stamp as opposed to the verb but I would argue as a developmental neurobiologist by training that it's one of the most rapid phases of Aging of our entire lifespan
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i wrote a lot about mtor right so this all kind of boils down to mtor in my mind and and in in my view that's something that we really kind of want to keep at the end of a short leash we don't want to be activating this metabolic pathway um too much too much because we need it sometimes right during periods if we need uh periods of cellular proliferation and growth okay so as as as babies if you're pregnant or trying to become pregnant you're on you know a baby a child a teen an infant you're going to need more protein