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Dr. Sinclair's Protocol Updates In 2025

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I take taurine, nmn, pqq, ergothioneine, urolithin a, spirulina, omega 3, magnesium, vitd+k2, hydroxytyrosol. Recently started taking nugevia resveratrol, which is best taken on a fasted empty stomach, iirc. Nugevia uses micellar resveratrol which is being tested as a resveratrol drug called Jotrol. 500mg Jotrol is said can exceed blood levels of 5g micronized resveratrol, nearly doubling them, that is it approaches levels that would take nearly 10g of expensive micronized resveratrol.

10g micronized is not just expensive but overloads system with metabolic byproducts, Jotrol can achieve the benefits of this at far lower dose without the side effects or issues of such high dose micronized.

In lemur primates, it was seen that high dose resveratrol was able to extend median lifespan over 20 percent, albeit too few primates were used to reach statistical significance in the study, and thus it was dismissed.

In fish which don't have the fast liver clearance issue seen in primates and rodents, resveratrol lengthened lifespan over 50 percent. The likely reason mice failed to show lifespan extension on resveratrol is due to fast liver clearance of resveratrol. But newer formulations promise to alleviate this issue somewhat and allow higher blood levels albeit temporarily.

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Max Tegmark vs. Dean Ball: Should We BAN Superintelligence?

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Doesn't matter what regulation countries like China or US make. Secret military labs are allowed to break all regulations, and that is likely the case even in China. Depending on technologies easily accessible to Superintelligence, these secret labs could take over any country housing them once they create Superintelligence.

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If We Escape All Major Diseases, Neurodegeneration And Respiratory Failu...

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Neurons were transplanted from mice to rats, and the mice neuron lived twice as long as the mice. The researchers believed that if transplanted into even longer lived animals they'd live even longer potentially indefinitely. Likely same for human. But the loss of respiratory reflex as cause of death in elderly was found in animals, and likely applies to humans too.

That is if vascular and support glia cells for neurons were kept youthful it is likely this would reduce rate of neuron death, and might allow for far longer neuron average lifespan potentially extending into two centuries or more.

That said it is true that for a real solution we do need central nervous system regeneration stem cells.