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2. Interesting that Rapamycin is the active agent.

Thu Dec 26, 2024, 02:46 PM

Dec 26

Already exists, used in humans, and is cheap to produce.

Plus another few years of good health for our furry friends.

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If it works for dogs dweller Dec 26 #1

Yes sir/ma'am! awesomerwb1 Dec 26 #3

Interesting that Rapamycin is the active agent. JanMichael Dec 26 #2

I tend to agree canetoad Dec 26 #5

Brands like Purina One are fine. Elessar Zappa Dec 26 #7

Agreed - my last dog lived to be 20 yrs womanofthehills Dec 26 #11

Gimme! DavidDvorkin Dec 26 #6

We laready live too long... 2naSalit Dec 26 #8

I second this canetoad Dec 26 #9

Yeah... 2naSalit Dec 26 #10