Rapamycin - mTOR Modulation, Autophagy & Cellular Renewal
Rapamycin - mTOR Modulation, Autophagy & Cellular Renewal
Rapamycin is used in advanced longevity protocols to help regulate mTOR signaling, stimulate autophagy and cellular cleanup pathways, support cellular renewal, aid in metabolic resilience, and promote healthy aging. Rapamycin is a compound found in the soil bacteria Streptomyces hygroscopicus of Rapa Nui (Easter Island). By managing mTOR activity, scientists have prolonged the lifespan of various organisms studied. Rapamycin stops cellular senescence, slowing aging and disease proliferation in countless large animal studies.
Dosage: 2.25 mg capsule by mouth twice weekly = 4.5 mg/weekly dosing protocol
Supports mTOR, autophagy, and renewal
- Regulates mTOR growth signaling
- Stimulates autophagy cell (death) cleanup
- Supports cellular renewal
- Healthy aging resilience
Disclaimer
Disclaimer
- Peptides and GLP-1s are lyophilized in dry powder form
- You will need to purchase bacteriostatic water for mixing/reconstituting
- A starter pack of ten syringes is often included, not guaranteed
- Alcohol swabs not included

