There are no findings. There is no control, and it’s a study of 1 person. This is not science. It’s a rich guy with a supplement company doling out pseudo science to people with terrible healthcare who are desperate for a quick fix.
That’s what I was wondering too. Even if it is not a controlled science experiment. You have to at least take one thing at a time to be able to measure it’s effect, that is common sense.
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u/Fit_Cheesecake_4000 Jul 06 '26
It's partly genetic. So he didn't acquire it via treatment, he had a propensity for it already.
I see these posts^ everywhere and wonder...why? A rich person trying to work on finding ways to improve healthspan? I mean, what a moron? /s