Anti-Aging Cocktail Extends Mouse Lifespan by About 30 Percent

These 2 drugs made mice live 30% longer — why Bryan Johnson has warned of downsides

Researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Biology of Aging found that a combination of two cancer drugs prolonged the lives of mice by about 30%.

Anti-aging drug cocktail boosts mouse lifespan by 30 percent, offers hope for human longevity

A groundbreaking study reveals that a combination of rapamycin and trametinib extends the lifespan of mice by up to 30%, while also improving their health in old age. The drug cocktail reduced inflammation, delayed tumor growth, and enhanced physical function. This discovery offers hope for developing anti-ageing treatments for humans, potentially slowing or reversing ageing-related decline.

Anti-Aging Cocktail Extends Mouse Lifespan by About 30 Percent

Scientists in Europe have tested an anti-aging drug cocktail in mice and found that it extended the animals' lifespans by around 30 percent.