mTOR in Aging Ep4 - Rapamycin and Rapalogs | Dr David Sabatini Interview Series

[@abrahamnorthhampton3327]

This is a fascinating extended discussion. Thank you for taking the initiative

[@ModernHealthspan]

Hi Abraham, thanks for your kind comments.

[@Mark-sg2rg]

You are both brilliant! Thank you.

[@shamssimin]

Dear Richard can you please tell us more about Berberine and the possible side effects.

[@realtan9026]

I took it for over a year and actually got almost 1 inch taller crazy stuff

[@hilalbashir2964]

Yes, Rapa binds with STAT3 also

[@sparklingsake4908]

Interesting topic, Thank you!

[@dougtrvl888]

By taking Rapamycin only once a week help avoid binding more to MTOR2 ?

[@ronm6585]

Thank you.

[@tonycastani4173]

Thanks for the interview and discussion. However, can you discuss which rapalogs are primarily mTORC1 inhibitors in-vivo.

[@ModernHealthspan]

Hi Tony, thanks for the question. In this interview I did ask Dr. Sabatini about his view on rapalogs and he said that he was not following too closely. I will have other interviews and will ask this question.

[@smedleyjefferson1450]

I learned that mtorc2 to simplify is the bad mtor

[@newyorkskier]

David, you are great. I am so sorry that these leeches have accused you for fame or to get you out of the way so that they can steal your ideas and become famous themselves. Keep fighting these horrible people

[@rui-9-cs315]

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