Medications
Mechanisms, interactions and contexts of use for common medications — for educational purposes only, not a recommendation.
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4.5Metformin
The most commonly prescribed drug for type 2 diabetes in the world — with a well-understood metabolic mechanism and an intensively studied, but still unproven, potential to slow aging.
Strong evidence
4.4Statins
The best-researched class of LDL-cholesterol-lowering drugs, with one of the largest evidence bases in all of cardiology — yet still surrounded by numerous, largely unfounded fears.
Strong evidence
4.3Proton Pump Inhibitors (PPIs)
Among the most commonly prescribed drugs in the world, effectively suppressing stomach acid production — but increasingly used chronically for longer than clinical guidelines suggest.
Strong evidence