Sorry, pretty ignorant. Would doing a round of senolytics followed up fry some fasting be helpful in healing from radiation exposure from a CT scan? Thanks..
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Posted 25 April 2022 - 03:08 AM
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Posted 26 April 2022 - 02:35 PM
Very strange. What are you afraid of?
There is evidence in the world that computed tomography even has a positive effect on the condition of the body!
It's like starvation or exercise, after which a stressed body goes into a state of regeneration.
If you had a CT scan 20 times in one week, it may be worth worrying about.
But if you've done only 6 procedures in a month, I suppose it's not even worth worrying about.
#3
Posted Yesterday, 02:11 PM
honestly a single ct scan is a pretty small dose, the senolytic protocols people talk about (d+q, fisetin) are more about clearing accumulated junk from aging than one-off imaging exposure. i ran a fisetin cycle once mostly out of curiosity and can't say i noticed anything measurable either way. if it gives you peace of mind a short cycle is low risk for most folks, just don't expect it to undo anything dramatic
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