They give metformin to diabetics but it doesn’t lower your blood sugar it stabilizes it. Sugar is leading cause for cancer and this is why alcohol can cause greater cancer than even smoking, it’s the sugars.

So the studies show people with diabetes who took metformin, had longer lives and less cancer than others! Smart doctors who work on anti-aging are completing more studies but it only five cents a pill.

That’s not enough money for most to prescribe it. But aging doctors do and you can order online.

Metformin is made from French lilac.

Here’s the history:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC209536/

Metformin is now prescribed to combat aging and it’s greatest action is by reducing high blood sugars, remember it doesn’t lower it it just prevents it from going too high. You can take metformin to prevent diabetes and it helps you live longer because it prevents cancer.

“Multiple studies have shown metformin to be effective against various cancers, including lung, breast, and colorectal cancer. Metformin delayed the first tumor onset by 22% and 25% respectively in female mice at the age of 3 and 9 months.”

French lilac has that blue pigment!! Discussed this on another post I made to this thread.

High dosages are a problem and this study outlines it.

What doctors prescribe for anti-aging and benefits of improving cognition are 500 mg a day. Many take 1500 mg a day for diabetes. Taking that one pill is a small enough dose to lower risk for cancer and Alzheimer’s.

Toxicity can happen in any product introduced to the body, even water!

So the same high standards in studying medicine will outline the parameters where a drug is effective but not toxic. And 500 mg per day is recommended.

I can post online pharmacies you can get for 5 cents a day if people would like a link.

French lilac can cause upset tummy or loose stills when you first start taking it but those symptoms go away with a day or week. Starting at a quarter pill for a week or so then when those symptoms resolve upping to a half or tolerable dose is helpful. All new substances will have some unpleasant effects but increasing lifespan and lowering cancer and Alzheimer’s risk is worth it. I’ve been having my doctor prescribe now for 15 years, he’s open minded and an endocrinologist.

I am 49 but look 35. I go out with my daughter and people think we’re friends, lol. It does work at low dosage for people who have diabetes in their family.

All of my aunts and uncles had it in their 50s and not overweight. Doctors say it’s just genetic, now my cousins and sister are prediabetic but guess whose A1C is 4.5? Me! And I’m the oldest cousin!

My endocrinologist says it must be the metformin. Have no signs of insulin resistance.

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/agm2.12135#agm212135-sec-0004-title