>>17002890
Sunscreen above all you could grow a human in a controlled environment with the shittiest diet ever but with no sun exposure and he would look decades younger than his sun exposed counterpart. Sleep is very important too though I would put that second under sunscreen

>>17002890
finasteride, unironically.
It's good for your hair (which is a sign of youthfullness) + prevents testo (good androgen) from converting into DHT (bad androgen).

>>17002890
why are you doing all of that? dont tell me you havent yet found a mate?

>>17002890
>What are the best anti aging things we currently have?
>eat raw meat
>stay in the sun for as long as it's enjoyable
>no exercise
>no drugs or stimulants (including coffee, nicotine and alcohol of course)
>no vegetables, grains, seeds or processed foods
>never stress, chill all day and never do things you don't find enjoyable
>sleep until you wake up naturally, never use an alarm

>>17002893
finasteride will not affect your skin quality because it only inhibits the type 2 alpha reductase isoenzyme. However type 2 alpha reductase is only active in your scalp and prostate but the one active in your skin is the type 1. You should switch to dut which will inhibit all 3 types of 5ar isoenzymes and will save your elastin from getting raped by dht.

>>17002892
Vitamin D? Are supplements as good as sunlight?

>>17002890
Suicide.

>>17003180
Yes in fact they are actually better which surprised me too when I learned that

You're fucking 18.

>>17003238
And he will be for the next few decades if he stays consistent.

>>17002890
Sunscreen, sunscreen and something called sunscreen or something

>>17002890
>"Let me worry about the Batman!"

>>17002890
I'm convinced Peter Theil keeps making these threads.

If you are going to fast do 16 hours minimum, 8 hours isn't doing shit.

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>>17002890
I'm doing intermittent isoleucine fasting instead, and somewhat over twice as many molecules as all these:
>Vitamin A 1.5mg
>Benfotiamine 100mg
>Riboflavin 1mg
>Niacin 15mg
>P5P 30mg
>Methylfolate 1mg
>Methylcobalamin 100mcg
>NMN 300mg
>Biotin 500mcg
>Pantothenic Acid 5mg
>Vitamin C 500mg
>Vitamin D 3,000IU
>Vitamin E 15mg
>Menaquinone-7 100mcg
>Iodine 800mcg
>Magnesium glycinate 200mg
>Zinc 15mg chelated
>Copper 3mg
>Iron 8mg
>Manganese 4mg
>Chromium 50mcg
>Vanadium 4mg (dosed once a week)
>Molybdenum 50mcg
>Selenium 200mcg
>Boron 6mg
>Red Ginseng extract 600mg
>Berberine 500mg
>Fisetin 500mg
>Papain 45mg
>Meclizine 25mg
>Bromelain 500mg
>Turmeric 1g (30 days on, 15 off)
>Rhodiola rosea 500mg
>Elderberry extract 1g
>Black Cumin Seed Oil 500mg
>Ashwagandha 300mg (30 days on 15 off)
>Astaxanthin 20mg
>Zeaxanthin 2mg
>Luteolin 100mg
>Banaba extract 60mg
>PQQ 40mg
>HMB 3g
>NAC 1,200mg
>Glycine 3g
>Betaine 2g
>Arginine 1g
>Apigenin 250mg
>Diosgenin 10mg
>Acai extract 3g
>Alpha GPC 650mg
>Quercetin 500mg
>Ubiquinol 100mg
>Citicoline 300mg
>Ecdysterone 600mg
>Sulphoraphane 400mcg
>Phosphatidylserine 80mg
>Alpha lipoic acid 600mg
>Uridine monophosphate 60mg
>Methylene blue 5mg
>Kaempferol 100mg
>Cordyceps mushrooms 1g
>Chokeberry extract 3g
>Blackcurrant extract 3g
>Collagen peptides 15g
>Extra Virgin Olive Oil 15g

>>17003884
>I'm convinced Peter Theil keeps making these threads.
No growth hormone in the stack, so I'm pretty sure not.
>protip: this is not an effective anti-aging therapy, split its effects apart with downstream polypharmacy instead.

>>17003888
Anon...

>>17003957
This nigga drinkin a spoon of oil

literally ask Peter Thiel

>>17003957
Artificial vitamins cause cancer

>>17004219
>Artificial vitamins cause cancer
Um, sauce? Good thing the stack in that post has some experimental chemotherapy cocktails then, amrite?