Welcome back to another episode of The Best Life Code! This week, Dr. Rudy age-management and longevity expert who’s just returned from a revitalizing summer vacation and is ready to dive into one of the Internet’s hottest debates: can a drug really slow down aging? With the world buzzing about “longevity pharma,” biohacking trends, and the miracle potential of drugs like rapamycin, metformin, and NAD+ boosters, today’s conversation aims to separate hard science from hype.

Dr. Rudy explores the explosive growth in longevity medicine, breaking down how these much-talked-about compounds actually work, which claims hold up, and what might just be wishful thinking. Plus, Dr. Rudy shares practical advice on when (and for whom) these strategies make sense, why brain health matters just as much as living longer, and how the basics like sleep, nutrition, and movement, still form the foundation of any long, healthy life. If you’re curious about cutting-edge anti-aging research, the influence of social media on wellness trends, and where science fiction meets medical reality, you won’t want to miss this episode!

00:00 Longevity: Quality Over Quantity

06:48 Aging Breakthroughs: Rapamycin, Metformin, NAD+

10:21 "2009 Rapamycin Longevity Discovery"

12:35 Rapamycin Protocols: Transplant vs. Anti-Aging

14:13 "Rapamycin: Key to Longevity Research"

17:14 Balancing MTOR and Rapamycin Risks

22:53 Metformin: Low Risk, High Reward

24:15 Diabetic Treatment for Longevity

29:16 NAD+ Experience and Cancer Caution

30:12 NAD+ Supplementation Concerns & Dosage

33:35 "Future of Insulin Resistance Treatments"

38:59 "Guiding Digital Natives in Healthcare"

40:29 Consult Biohacking Expert, Not Influencer

45:15 "1% Better Every Day"

46:44 "Exploring Stem Cells in Medicine"

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