I would consume it myself and would give it to my pets. Everybody loves longer and better.

Any side effects?

>>6392
Woof, woof woof.
Bark!
Grrrrr.

So there's a drug that's been shown to extend the lives of mice and now dogs by 25%...
When do I get this drug?

>>6496
Now my rat can live a whopping 4 years! Thanks, science!

>>6499
Now we're on the brink of a drug that can significantly extend humans natural lifespan! Thanks, science!

>>6508
Yes but where does the aging process slow? Is it going to be when I'm eighty five my body will say "Thanks to this drug I can keep control of my bladder for another five years" and then when I'm ninety I resume the march down incontinent Alzheimer's riddled seniority?

>>6361
Why not inject Phazon instead?

>>6361
I hope that one day all of my dogs will outlive me.
Dogworld soon.

Great, more excuse to raise the retirement age

>Extends life by 25%
>Reduces critical hit chance by 11%

heh no thanks

>>6442
This, fam

4 years is entirely negligible and honestly anyone in their late 80s-early 90s is likely ready to die anyways.

>>6526
will graham >>/x/

>>6765
>anyone in their late 80s-early 90s is likely ready to die anyways.
Because of shitty health. What if it is possible to maintain your youth for longer?

>>6510
Did you even read the article?
>More important than the extra years, however, is the improvement in overall health during aging that we expect rapamycin to provide.
The point of anti-aging isn't more life; it's more youth. Even if early drugs only serve to extend old age, though, that still increases your chances of living long enough to benefit from later, more advanced anti-aging drugs, which have a better chance of reversing aging-related damage, and those in turn improve your chance of living long enough to benefit from the next ones, and so on.

I hope you read the Wikipedia article too.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sirolimus

>meanwhile, my dog of 14 years died last may
i'm still not okay

>>6577
GOOD POST