Peter Attia· MD
if you gave an age and that decreases mitochondrial function like metformin that that could be a good anti-aging therapy right it's not turning on mitochondria but turning off mitochondrion
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if you gave an age and that decreases mitochondrial function like metformin that that could be a good anti-aging therapy right it's not turning on mitochondria but turning off mitochondrion
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if you just gently block the electron transport chain with the right RNA i alleles perhaps mimicking what metformin does you do get a longevity phenotype