Which intervention will add the most years of life to healthy people in 5 years of research?
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Telomere extending therapies
Stem cell therapies
Somatic reprogramming
Sirtuin targeting therapies
Senolytics
Rapamycin supplementation
Plasma/blood based therapies
Organ replacement
NAD targeting therapies
Microbiome replacement
Genetic medicine
Calorie restriction

Hat tip to Longevity Bottlenecks study: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2023.08.18.553936v1.full.pdf


The market assumes the same criteria as the study, e.g.:

Assumes current bottlenecks are largely cleared (e.g. biomarker validation, overall lack of funding, slow and expensive models, lack of regulatory path, etc as described in the study).

Generally healthy: non-smoking, non-obese, non-substance abusing without major infectious diseases.

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