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NCT06658093
A 194-participant study of rapamycin and everolimus in generally healthy adults ages 65–90, including longer placebo-controlled arms.
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Farshore is a research and self-tracking workspace for people following a bold hypothesis: that advances across AI, quantum computing, and medicine could one day extend healthy life faster than time passes.
Track biomarkers. Follow emerging human research. Explore the protocols discussed at the frontier—with evidence and uncertainty kept in view.
A horizon, not a promise. 2045 is an illustrative date associated with futurist forecasts. There is no scientific consensus that LEV will occur—or when. This countdown does not predict your lifespan or a medical outcome. Farshore is informational and educational, not medical advice.
Longevity escape velocity is the hypothesis that medicine could eventually add healthy life faster than time takes it away. It is an idea worth watching, not an established scientific outcome.
The interesting story is already unfolding across AI, quantum and advanced computing, drug discovery, cellular biology, and clinical medicine. Some signals are promising. Many will fail. No one knows whether those curves will produce LEV, or on what timeline.
Farshore gives longevity enthusiasts one place to follow that story, organize personal biomarkers, and understand the ideas and protocols discussed at the frontier without turning a bold forecast into a promise.
Put one widely discussed horizon in personal terms. This is simple calendar math, not a lifespan or biological age prediction.
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Farshore follows registered human studies as they move from ideas to measurable results. Here are three trials worth watching this year.
A trial underway is not evidence that an intervention works, is safe, or brings LEV closer. Following research is not medical advice.
NCT06658093
A 194-participant study of rapamycin and everolimus in generally healthy adults ages 65–90, including longer placebo-controlled arms.
View the official study recordNCT05835999
A randomized, placebo-controlled study of low-dose everolimus across metabolic, cardiac, cognitive, and physical measures in older adults.
View the official study recordNCT06018467
A randomized clinical trial studying senolytic and antioxidant strategies in osteoporosis and skeletal aging.
View the official study recordFarshore connects the future-facing story to a grounded personal workspace: research, biomarkers, routines, and questions in one place.
Follow longevity studies with dates, source links, and evidence context so early findings do not look like settled medicine.
Bring lab results and health markers into one longitudinal record. Confirm extracted values before they become part of your history.
Use AI to turn your goals and records into a plan you can inspect, edit, and discuss with a qualified clinician before accepting changes.
Learn what people at the frontier discuss, then compare the quality of evidence, cautions, and possible interactions.
Track the technologies behind longevity forecasts while keeping scenarios, preprints, animal research, and human results distinct.
See your measurements, routines, and check-ins over time. Farshore shows the record; it does not manufacture a promised trajectory.
Start with the questions that brought you here. Farshore helps you keep the science, your data, and the uncertainty connected.
Set your interests across biomarkers, supplements, emerging therapies, and the technologies shaping the LEV conversation.
Add the labs, habits, goals, and routines you want in view. Review imported values before saving them.
Use research links and AI-assisted summaries to understand what is established, preliminary, or still speculative.
Track your record over time and revise your thinking as new human results arrive. Your clinician remains the source for medical decisions.
Explore the themes prominent longevity voices discuss, then go back to the evidence and your own medical context.
Epigenetic aging, NAD biology, and cellular reprogramming
Medicine 3.0, exercise, and metabolic and cardiovascular risk
Sleep, circadian rhythms, behavior, and performance
Micronutrients, nutrition, sauna, and inflammation
Quantified self, repeated measurement, and structured routines
LEV forecasts, exponential technologies, and future medicine
These are editorial summaries of public conversations. No affiliation or endorsement is implied, and Farshore does not recommend copying any public figure's supplement, medication, or treatment regimen.
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