Doubling the longevity of mammals with polyamines

The beauty as well as vitality of these women remind me of the value of youthful longevity, the

value of living

New GI tract bacteria LKM512 have been published as Doubling the

lifespan of mice

Much of this longevity effect is thought to come from the polyamine

spermidine

Time to bring this much greater longevity to

companion animals as well as humans

Bringing this longevity effect to companion animals as well as human

beings could go this path

KLM512 or similar at companion animal foods, then scientific

measurement as well as verification

Humans

Noting that the US FDA has previously recognized a number of hair

improvement drugs

The longevizing effects of LKM512, spermidine or spermidine

chemosimilars are also an original hair color preservation drug

Measure the effect spermidine, or spermidine-like chemicals as well as LKM512 on the rate of change of

accumulation of white hairs.

This could be rapid using a population that had just gotten its first white hair.

Variation of that rate, as well as amount constitutes a new beneficial drug. Use of that drug then

demonstrates increased human longevity with continued observation

Pharmaceutical companies will likely value patentable, more powerful effective spermidine polyamine variants like

halogenated spermidine, partially unsaturated versions, as well as versions with different alkane lengths.

Although all new material here is public domain I think new molecular fomulae pharmaceutical companies develop remain

patentable

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Doubling the longevity of mammals

The beauty as well as vitality of these women remind me of the value of

living