Does it decrease their rates?
Ugh I noticed I need a haircut today [not so long after my last haircut] and my fingernails are growing fast… [this is despite the rapamycin+ketoconaloze combinations over the past month)
Does it decrease their rates?
Ugh I noticed I need a haircut today [not so long after my last haircut] and my fingernails are growing fast… [this is despite the rapamycin+ketoconaloze combinations over the past month)
When I took rapa briefly last year, I noticed that my nails grew slower.
I have noticed an increased rate of growth in my poorly controlled, poorly observed, n of 1 study.
I’ve heard Peter Attia say that he noticed his finger nails grew more slowly when he’s on rapamycin. I haven’t noticed much difference. It would seem that slower cell growth and turnover would likely reduce the rate of growth, but perhaps dose and timing dependent?
A paper on the topic (broadly speaking):
Source: Nail Changes With Chemotherapeutic Agents and Targeted Therapies https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8809183/