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[Peatson]

Hello,

 

Anyone seen - https://immortal.is/. 

 

If so, why is it gaining so much discussion lately among Biohackers and why is the price hidden!

 

Thanks!

[orion22]

25 000$ for a year supply is cheap for my taste

[Mind]

I met the people behind Immortalis at RAADfest last year. They seem well intentioned and the klotho rejuvenation angle is not without evidence, however, I was a little turned off by the quantum entanglement/time dilation marketing they use.

[Droplet]

I would like to be able to see price and other information about this without having an account.

[albedo]

I met the people behind Immortalis at RAADfest last year. They seem well intentioned and the klotho rejuvenation angle is not without evidence, however, I was a little turned off by the quantum entanglement/time dilation marketing they use.

 

Quite agree! Quantum entanglement/time dilation ... mhhhh I hesitate a lot to open their site ...

[Mind]

Quite agree! Quantum entanglement/time dilation ... mhhhh I hesitate a lot to open their site ...

 

It is not an outright scam. They do have a product that they claim will deliver Klotho, but I am unsure if it has been clinically studied.

[YOLF]

$25,000 a year for those ingredients is quite steep... I could fit even the most expensive varieties of them into my budget for about $300-400 a year. I guess the magic is in the dosing ratios and value added services? Perhaps prestige?

[prunk]

I met the people behind Immortalis at RAADfest last year. They seem well intentioned and the klotho rejuvenation angle is not without evidence, however, I was a little turned off by the quantum entanglement/time dilation marketing they use.

Quantum entanglement!? Unfortunately that tells more than enough. They have a zero clue of what they're talking about.

Edited by prunk, 25 August 2019 - 12:52 PM.