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Re: 'Mandated Gov Vax or get fired' I'm one of them. Which one is the least toxic in the long run to our longevity path..? Thanks @Paul Beauchemin sorry Paul, I’m having real trouble with your 1% conclusion on this one.
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Re: Fisetin to Clear Senescent Cells @BobM Fisetin and cancer fighting. found it: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6261287/ This is an excellent read.
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Re: Fisetin to Clear Senescent Cells Hi All, I’m looking for the link, recently posted, to a paper covering Fisetin and it’s excellent cancer fighting capabilities. It was on some .gov site as I recall. Thanks !
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Re: Vitamins K1 And K2 Are Associated With Cardiovascular Disease-Related Hospitalization Risk @Umesh Sood Hi Umesh, Good info. Can you kindly detail your exact dosing and frequency? Thank you.
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Re: Fisetin experimentation one year (reposted as topic for info purposes) @Thomas E Eliopulos Hi Thomas - just my 2 cents: That Dasatinib study seems flawed in a couple ways. 1. They are doing “chronic” dosing by injection: daily doses by injection.…
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Re: Vitamins K1 And K2 Are Associated With Cardiovascular Disease-Related Hospitalization Risk @Burgundy Summer Hello, Can you guys expand on the dosing? One of my MK7 bottles says 100mcg. Is that just a waste? The Life Extension Super K has 1000mcg of K-2, and 1500 of K-1.…
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Re: NAD+ Patches Hey Folks, Its been a few years since I did my NAD+ patches. Then I did 2 series about 6 months apart. I am 70 now and considering another set of treatments.…
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Re: Intro to rapamycin @Staffan Olsson Hi Staffan- Question: if Arginine stimulates mTor and Rapamycin down regulates, aren’t these fighting each other? Does this imply that if your trying to get the benefits of Rapamycin,…
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: @Anita Lipson Hi Anita, You bet.@Anita Lipson Weekly I take: Life Extension Senolytic Activator (std dose), along with my daily dose of LE Bio-Fisetin.…
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: @Peter H. Howe Hi Peter. Very timely. Thank you! Next month I get my follow up tests and analysis. ApoB was interesting! Now, if they could figure out the best prevention practices for reducing…
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: @Peter H. Howe Hi Peter, these 2 references were a great read! I do appreciate you taking the time to share this!
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: Hi Folks, Yesterday I had a nice meeting with my naturopathic Dr. She is excellent. We discussed the past 6 months and all the labs etc. She observed from my NMR blood tests, that my LDL size 19.…
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: @Peter H. Howe Hi Peter. Yes. Taking Fisetin about 10 months now. Pence a month dosing. 300mg/meal, 3x/day, 3 days. That seems adequate for my current body weight of 129.…
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: @Peter H. Howe Thank you Peter. I will definitely give it a try. Testosterone: I use a compounded supplement and test regularly. Interesting that something in all the things I’m taking has raised it…
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: @Peter H. Howe Thanks Peter! On Fruits n Berries: Back about 20 years ago I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. (Due to a lousy diet and being overweight).…
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: @Peter H. Howe hey Peter, what do you think about the comment in ConsumerLabs Q/A that “long term use of fish oil in doses over 2000 of EPS/dha may suppress the immune system. “
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: @Peter H. Howe Hi Peter, thanks for all the great advise. I’m doing the higher dose fish oil for the past month or two— since you suggested it. 1500 mg/ meal (3x/day). I was at 500mg/meal.
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: @Fred Cloud Hi Fred, good question. I think I may not have framed this post well enough. In essence he said all my other data was very good, and the LDL was the area he wanted to concentrate on,…
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: Hi Folks, So I had my long awaited appointment with my new Cardiovascular Disease Prevention doctor at Mayo Clinic. A Top doc in this field. He reviewed all my data with me.…
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Re: Is IRON the next anti aging target? Hi Andrew, I have pondered irons role in artery diseases, plaque accumulation, etc. I have seen high iron in my blood readings from time to time. I wonder what role it plays.…
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: @BobM @BobM Hi Folks, Results are back from the LDL-P / NMR LipoProfile Test by LEF. See attached. Overall, results were excellent, except LDL size. My LDL-P was very low at 504 (<1000 is considered…
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: Just FYI, Found this interesting, but rather technical: https://www.fightaging.org/archives/2020/07/the-aging-gut-microbiome-produces-more-trimethylamine-harming-arterial-function/ In here,…
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: @Randy B $615 for 250 tabs of each, delivered. Both were quality product.
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: @Peter H. Howe Hi Peter and Group: I’ll keep posting as data comes in. Of interest now: my last 12 months of blood work was very misleading! It said I was in excellent health!…
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: @Peter H. Howe Hi Peter, thanks for all your info! I’ve made some progress. 1. Found the LEF super K was low in the K2 MK7. Only 181 mcg. So I am supplementing this with NOW MK-7, 100 mcg,…
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