Peter Attia· MD
we gave them a lot of my some rapamycin and then instead of letting them die we euthanized them at 22 months of age when most of them were still alive and fairly healthy and then with the aid of a pathologist j irby wilkinson irby looked at dozens of different organs and sue brooks also looked at their tendons so their tendons were youthful their kidneys were youthful they did not have changes in the heart they did not have changes in the endometrium they did not have changes in the liver they did not have changes in the adrenal that were characteristic of 22-month old control mice