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ipatimo t1_iv9t4yw wrote

Reply to comment by ChoosenUserName4 in Becoming increasingly pessimistic about LEV + curing aging by Phoenix5869

FDA approves thing only in USA . There are plenty of countries that would be glad to become the world centers of rejuvenation by just loosing their regulations.

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ChoosenUserName4 t1_iv9xfn5 wrote

Good luck making your money back, not being able to sell in the US or Europe.

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ipatimo t1_iva0abj wrote

Istanbul is now a place where thousands of people travel to make their hair transplants. What would be If they could provide a rejuvenation service? Hair will grow back as a bonus.

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ChoosenUserName4 t1_iva158i wrote

Drugs need to be safety tested on people and proven effective before anyone would be willing to use it. It's not like we would just scale up what Joseph Mengele did in the concentration camps during WWII. There's a reason clinical trials are expensive. You have to be very careful and very sure before you test things on the first person.

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ipatimo t1_iva1wtk wrote

With the development of human's organs in test tube and AI systems the testing of new drugs can be drastically accelerated. And of course the work can be done to simplify regulations, keeping the same level of safety. But in countries like USA and EU the rigid Healthcare system is not ready for such changes.

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ChoosenUserName4 t1_ivaauvo wrote

Man, I have been hearing that same pitch for the last 30 years. Any day now.

Also, if it doesn't happen in the EU and US, it's not happening. There's nowhere near the same amount of biological research. Follow the money, that's all.

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