David Sinclair· PhD
Anyone who says they know the best combo or dose is a charletan.
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We can't find evidence that holds up here. Proponents are reasoning from mechanism or analogy rather than direct human data, and the most credible skeptics raise objections we can't dismiss.
Anyone who says they know the best combo or dose is a charletan.
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Combining too many longevity interventions may backfire
The thing they're more likely to cancel each other out than to have additive effects. And so, if you're mixing 20 colors of or taking 20 pills, it's like mixing 20 colors of paint together. You're going to get some ugly gray outcome. or at best you're gonna get an unknown outcome that we can't predict.
The thing they're more likely to cancel each other out than to have additive effects. And so if you're mixing 20 colors of or taking 20 pills, it's like mixing 20 colors of paint together. You're going to get some ugly gray outcome or at best you're going to get an unknown outcome that we can't predict.