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Breaking Down the Science of Longevity: A Discussion with Healthspan's Founder and CEO, Daniel, on the Wise Athletes Podcast

In a recent episode of the Wise Athletes Podcast, Healthspan's founder and CEO, Daniel, shared his story. He talked about how his research on mTOR-driven aging and his wife's lymphoma relapse led him to create Healthspan. Daniel also explained the scientific research that informs the rapamycin protocol offered by Healthspan.

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By: Zain Fahimullah

In a recent episode of the Wise Athletes Podcast, Healthspan's founder and CEO, Daniel, shared his story. He talked about how his research on mTOR-driven aging and his wife's lymphoma relapse led him to create Healthspan. Daniel also explained the scientific research that informs the rapamycin protocol offered by Healthspan.In the podcast, he discusses:

  • His background in studying mTOR inhibitors as potential interventions for neurodegenerative diseases.

  • How his wife's lymphoma relapse pushed him to start a telemedicine clinic focused on mTOR dysfunction, cellular senescence, and metabolic dysfunction.

  • The three fates of a damaged cells and how damaged senescent cells compound tissue decline over time.

  • Dr. Mikhail Blagosklonny's foundational theory of cellular hyperfunctions and its implications for mTOR-driven aging and the usage of rapamycin.

  • Exploring the relationship between mTOR overactivity and anabolic resistance, and examining the potential benefits of using rapamycin to restore sensitivity to muscle growth stimuli.

  • The safety profile of rapamycin—what the Mannick study tells us about rapamycin and immune function and what the blood test of Healthspan's patients on the rapamycin protocol reveals.

  • The limitations of anti-aging drugs and the importance of lifestyle interventions to increase healthspan.

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