Announcing: AgingBiotech.info/therapeutics (beta)
a table of most available (potential) aging therapeutics: supplements, drugs, lifestyle, etc.

The goal isn't to judge or rank them but to summarize other evaluations & link useful sources of details.

Important notes:

Launching it not completely filled out on the assumption it's better to release the substantial info collected so far since many purported therapeutics are commonly discussed & used, but sometimes by people who haven't looked at much info.

Many people experiment w/ personal use of therapies despite that scientific understanding & eval of many is patchy. What data/analysis exists isn't easy to collect. There's no central place to find links to much of the relevant papers/data. This is meant to be one such collection.

The overall philosophy of AgingBiotech.info is that great things on the way from aging biotech but not yet available. Some people naturally don't want to wait, but one should be cautious of over-interpreting aging therapy data. This new table can aid deep dives. It's a jumping off point hopefully slightly better than just starting with a web-search.

This is absolutely not a recommended "stack", nor a direct endorsement. My sense is most molecules here don't have enough evidence yet for most to use them (especially at super-physiological levels) & the most important column is the who-needs-it column called "best diagnostics/biomarkers to determine individual need & to titrate dose", for which there are woefully inadequate answers for most things. I think a lot of people overestimate how much good many supplement or drug molecules will do & simultaneously my sense is that the lifestyle stuff is woefully underestimated & underutilized, & mostly safer.

Hope this is useful to some people.

Those who want to help fill in the missing details should reach out directly.