A leading biologist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, with backing from five scientists who are Nobel prize recipients, is wading into the world of dietary supplements with a new antiaging pill that is said to restore muscle tissue, improve brain function, and increase energy levels by improving “metabolic health.” Jack Szostak, professor of genetics at Massachusetts General Hospital, and Pere Puigserver, professor of cell biology at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, are quoted.
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