Diamandis says Nature paper found semaglutide extended female mice lifespan

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"a new paper published just two days ago on September 2nd in nature shows that semiglutide the active ingredient in ozempic recapitulates many of the benefits of caloric restriction and get this it's in female mice just to be clear and extends the lifespan of mice by almost 100 days in humans that's the equivalent of 8 to 10 years."

Peter Diamandis says a Nature paper published on 2 September found semaglutide, the active ingredient in Ozempic and Wegovy, extended female mice lifespan by almost 100 days. He argues this roughly equates to 8–10 human years and says reports link GLP-1 drugs to fewer serious infections, including tuberculosis.