Bryan Johnson· Author
In recent studies, psilocybin improved survival in aged mice
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In recent studies, psilocybin improved survival in aged mice
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They also showed signs of healthier aging like keeping smoother coats and regrowing darker fur.
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Treated mice also appeared younger—with improved fur quality, more hair growth, and less graying.