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David Sinclair

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Everything David personally uses, recommends, or has created — plus things they don't recommend — sourced from their own show and appearances on other podcasts.

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Ranked by repeated personal use, excluding sponsorships.

Personal use in 8 episodes

"Resveratrol — it's been back and forth controversial. It's not controversial in scientific circles. I've been taking about a teaspoon, call it a gram of resveratrol every morning, almost every morning for the last probably 20 years. Doing all right. It seems to help in clinical trials. I mix it with either a little bit of olive oil or Greek yogurt or vegan yogurt."

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NMN

Personal use in 7 episodes

"I take one gram of NMN every morning along with my resveratrol. The reason is in humans we know that that doubles NAD levels, which is important because someone my age has half the levels of NAD than I did when I was 20... And I do find anecdotally that NMN is remarkably good at preventing jet lag as well."

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Personal use in 6 episodes

"What I am planning to do, and actually started doing, is on days that I'm exercising and recovering I don't take metformin, and then when I'm just sitting around or on a plane I do. That way I think that my body can have the best of both worlds."

▶ 9:48

Personal use in 4 episodes

"Love them. They're really good. I think we should all be empowered by our own data. The CGMs have been very useful. Personally, I can see how I react to foods — grapes send me through the roof, white rice through the roof. I'm wearing one right now. I wear them fairly regularly. I gave one to my son who at the time was 17 and it changed his life — he's eating much healthier."

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Personal use in 3 episodes

"I've been taking statins since I was 29... So I've now got my cholesterol down to low, low levels... I'm willing to forgo the risk that the statin is causing problems later because of my family history. But other people, I would say, be aware that statins aren't perfect drugs."

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Personal use in 3 episodes

"A new one that we've added in the last couple of years is nattokinase. Really the only thing that's been very clearly shown in large trials of thousand plus people to reverse plaque in the body. You need at least 10,000 units and it took a year, so you need to be consistent."

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Personal use in 2 episodes

"This is an Oura, the fat one. I find Oura really good for sleep — that's their specialty. They're getting even better because they now pop up with AI information. They're becoming like a personal health advisor. I can see sleep efficiency above 90 sometimes."

▶ 2:11:07

Personal use in 2 episodes

"There's a company that makes it in pure from very low levels of gluten. And just the last few months I've added that to my protocol and we'll have to see how my numbers look on InsideTracker."

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Warned against

B Vitamins negative
"The overdosing of vitamins, particularly B vitamins — I nibble on my B vitamins, I don't take the whole thing. Overdosing on vitamins, especially B, can be one of the biggest wastes of money. IV B vitamins? You'll get a short-term hit, but I don't recommend overdosing."
Mouth tape negative
"I have tried mouth taping and Serena says I make even more noises gasping. So I don't use mouth tape. I haven't had success myself with mouth taping."
Multivitamin negative
"I'm not for multivitamins. Overall, taking a lot of multivitamins is excessive and it can actually be toxic if you have too much. Vitamin C can be pro-oxidant rather than antioxidant if you take a lot continuously."
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Testosterone therapy mentions product

Mentioned in 1 episode

"I prefer natural versions. If you can't raise it naturally, yeah, for older people there's been a lot of benefits. But it doesn't extend lifespan — there was no evidence that it does that for longevity."
Metformin mentions product

Mentioned in 2 episodes

"There's drugs which some of which may work. So that's metformin, rapamycin, some senolytics and probably GLP-1 receptor agonists would fall into that bucket."
Ketone Drinks mentions product

Mentioned in 1 episode

"You can drink some ketone drinks — or it's making glucose, or both. Your brain loves ketones."
New Limit mentions other

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"Brian Armstrong from Coinbase, the CEO, started one called New Limit, and they've got a lot of money — all billions."
Minoxidil mentions product

Mentioned in 1 episode

"The minoxidil that people put on their hair helps with blood flow — part of the reason hair dies out and stops growing is a lack of blood flow."
Resveratrol mentions product

Mentioned in 1 episode

"He's been taking NMN, resveratrol, metformin, exercising, going to the gym two or three times a week, walks six months — no diseases, no aches or pains at 87."
Viagra mentions other

Mentioned in 1 episode

"Red light and Viagra have something in common — it does help mitochondria, and that's very important for the eye. The mitochondria are the most important in any part of your body, and in the eye they're the most critical. To protect your brain, you can take one of these PDE5 inhibitors — Viagra — or take NMN which we think also works, or all of the above which is probably the best approach."
Cell mentions media

Mentioned in 1 episode

"this was this big paper I mentioned was in the journal Cell which again is pretty hard to get into"
NAD+ mentions product

Mentioned in 1 episode

"raising the levels of a sirtuin activator called NAD that chemical which we make less of as we get older by raising that the eggs became produced and fresh again just from NAD in a month"
Doxycycline mentions product

Mentioned in 3 episodes

"We used a molecule doxycycline. It's used to treat Lyme disease, but we're using it over a matter of a few weeks or really six weeks to turn on those three genes OSK. So really the deaging comes down to one shot and then antibiotic treatment for as often as you need it."
Nature mentions media

Mentioned in 1 episode

"in 2020 on the cover of Nature magazine, which is as good as you can get as a scientist, we published that we could do that"
DNA methylation clock mentions technique

Mentioned in 1 episode

"You can measure the rate of aging by looking at how these methyls change over time. It's called a DNA methylation clock if you want to look it up. I would say that there's not one clock to rule them all."
bioRxiv mentions other

Mentioned in 1 episode

"It's up online but it's not published yet but you can find it on bioRxiv if you do Sinclair Agentic biological"
Now We Are Six mentions media

Mentioned in 1 episode

"This book is very important to me. And I didn't realize it, of course, when I was a kid, that this was going to change my whole life"
Tamoxifen mentions product

Mentioned in 1 episode

"We could feed it a drug tamoxifen which is used in chemotherapy. And that drug turned on a gene from a slime mold"
Nicotinamide riboside mentions product

Mentioned in 1 episode

"There's another one called NR. NMN is directly converted into NAD"
Berberine mentions product

Mentioned in 1 episode

"This one's really interesting because it's a natural and commonly available one that you can try at home. Of course, talk to your doctor first though."
Dasatinib mentions product

Mentioned in 1 episode

"You can only get it if you're part of a clinical trial, you can't just go buy it on the internet... They're not ready for prime time at all."
PCSK9 inhibitor mentions product

Mentioned in 1 episode

"There's one called the PCSK9 inhibitor, which is, I think, fortnightly, every two weeks injection... that seems to be great for lowering cholesterol, but also has other benefits that might be prolongevity."
Pomegranate juice mentions product

Mentioned in 1 episode

"But I'm not going to say it's a problem taking an antioxidant drink, pomegranate juice for one is full of good stuff, including xenohormetic molecules."

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