[canuck_conservative]

"The demonstrated effects in mice, however, have been small. “And mice are very different beasts from people, in terms of metabolism, in terms of everything,” said McGill University experimental biologist Siegfried Hekimi. Mice live in lab cages. They aren’t exposed to the same environments as humans."

and ...

“I’m not saying that it’s not conceivable” that some drug could measurably increase survival, Hekimi said. Some drugs, like blood pressure lowering drugs, already do that. High blood pressure is bad for the brain, bad for the heart and bad for kidneys. “So, it has a multi-organ effect,” Hekimi said. Anti-diabetic drugs also increase survival. So do non-pharmaceutical interventions like exercising, “eating your veggies, losing a bit of weight.”

“But people hang onto this notion, ‘Maybe I can live longer, healthy, with just one miracle drug,’” he said...

[Red Badger]

“Cheap Canadian” is redundant............

[ProtectOurFreedom]

It’s always interesting and astonishing where drugs originate. Imagine observing Easter Island natives and wondering why they have a low incidence of tetanus despite walking around barefoot?

Ivermectin and penicillin come to mind, too.

[faucetman]

It didn’t help Biden.

[VideoDoctor]

Sounds like another "Close.. but NO CIGAR!" attempt at Alzheimer's.

BEST medical advice for avoiding most undesirable ill health conditions is DIET ( No Sugar, very few carbs ) and REGULAR EXERCISE... especially as one grows older.