Rapamycin is considered to be one of the most promising healthspan-promoting interventions for its role in slowing down the formation of senescent cells through its inhibition of the mTOR pathway.

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Benefits of Rapamycin:

• Promotes Autophagy

Rapamycin directly stimulates the cellular cleaning process known as autophagy, effectively clearing toxic debris and promoting cellular rejuvenation.

• Targets Senescence

By targeting the mTOR pathway, rapamycin provides a defense against cellular senescence—a fundamental cause of aging—boosting cellular health and performance.

• Reduces Systemic Inflammation

Senescent-associated inflammation is a driving force behind the aging process. Rapamycin targets the inflammation that often comes with age, helping to ease your body's inflammatory response, boost your well-being, and energize your life.

• Strengthens Immune Function

By decreasing inflammation, Rapamycin enables immune stem cells to operate more efficiently, bolstering immune function and supporting a robust defense against age-related ailments.

• Enhanced Vitality

Rapamycin can help improve overall energy levels, giving you a greater sense of vitality and vigor throughout the day.

• Improved Cognitive Function

By targeting cellular aging processes, rapamycin may support brain health and potentially enhance cognitive function, including memory, focus, and mental clarity.

• Increased Physical Performance

Taking rapamycin may contribute to improved physical performance by reducing cellular senescence and enhancing cellular regeneration, allowing you to enjoy greater endurance and strength.

• Reduced Inflammation and Joint Discomfort

Rapamycin's ability to reduce systemic inflammation may alleviate joint discomfort, promoting greater mobility and overall comfort.

• Better Skin Health

Senescent cells accumulate over time and lead to a decline in collagen production, an increase in wrinkles, and a decrease in skin elasticity. Rapamycin targets senescent cells to target the root cause of skin aging.

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Who is eligible?

To qualify for Rapamycin, you must be at least 40 years old, clinically stable, and generally healthy. These criteria will be assessed during your initial visit and follow-ups. You should also provide informed consent for off-label use and be ready for routine blood tests. Competence in technology for virtual meetings and online forms is necessary. There are no restrictions related to sex or ethnicity, and there is no upper age limit.​​