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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: @bob algie I have also ordered from TheAntiAging Store, just in March this year. @bob algie They are in Singapore I think. This went quite smoothly .
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: @bob algie Hi Bob, I ordered some quantity last August from dropshipmd.com Both Dasatinib and Rapamycin. I still have quite a bit left.
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: @Peter H. Howe Thanks for sharing these details. I think this discussion is very beneficial to all of us. Disagreement is a core of learning!
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: @Peter H. Howe Thanks Peter!!
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: @Fred Cloud Great post. I like the idea of giving blood regularly. Good one the add to my list !
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: @Peter H. Howe Hey Peter, thanks for your comments, and suggestion to increase fish oil! Can you kindly advise what exact fis oil your taking and dosage? Sorry if you already advised.…
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: Thanks again for everyones help. Vitamin K2 MK-7 has a lot of potential to actually reduce artery plaque build up. Here is some good info on the mechanisms of its actions to reduce calcium,…
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: @BobM sorry, try: vitamk7.com/k2_focus.php
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: LDL-P testing: Just FYI, LEF has a blood test which includes this- (no separate test??) NMR LipoProfile with Lipids. $74.25 today. #LC123810. This is LabCorp test 123810.
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: @BobM more: MK7 is shown to reduce arterial calcification. It functions as an inhibitor to calcium deposition. Menaquinones occur naturally in fermented animal products,…
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: @Randy B Thanks Randy. FYI group- what I found (correct me if anything is wrong): Vitamin K MK7 is Menaquinone-7. LEF Super K Elite has “trans Menaquinone-7”, 181 mcg, and other forms of vitamin K2.…
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: @Paul Beauchemin Hi Paul, Homa-Ir score— can you please explain further? sorry for needing more explanation 😎
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: @Randy B Love your point of view an opine on this!!
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: @Peter H. Howe
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: @Andrew P K Yap Hi Again- the main conclusion from his video, was the change to Crestor (Rosuvastatin). He used 5mg low dose. Higher doses can raise blood sugar levels.…
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: @Andrew P K Yap Hi Andrew, thanks for the really excellent link!
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: @Paul Beauchemin Thanks Paul. FYI for those (like me) not all that familiar with CIMT testing: https://blog.daveasprey.com/what-is-cimt-testing-imaging/ https://blog.daveasprey.…
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: @Randy B Hi Randy could you kingly explain further about LDL-P and testing for it? I do it recall this in the LEF tests. Thanks!
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: This is a brief followup to the many excellent replies on this topic. First, a big that you to all! I consider my root cause problem to be plaque buildup. Not too much of an inflammation issue.…
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells: @Staffan Olsson Hi Staffan, thank you. That reference was excellent. Some amazing results in there for plaque reduction and some other benefits.
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Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells:
I would like to start this as a focused topic. Background: I’m 69, have followed Bill Faloon / Life extension protocols for about 10 years. Doing the Dasatinib / Quercetin and Rapamycin treatments…
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Re: Fisetin to Clear Senescent Cells @Van Hi Van/ Joe/others Crestor is interesting. Here is another study: https://www.birminghammedicalnews.com/news.php?viewStory=362 it was a 40mg dose.…
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Re: Fisetin experimentation one year (reposted as topic for info purposes) Hi all, I would like to circle back on the note about NOT taking antioxidants with the senolytic treatments. So many questions about this! Like - Stopping how long before?…
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Re: rapamycin, trametinib, lithium combo Hey Jeff, you found this early! My questions to the members: Trametanib seems like the star. It’s a much effective anti-cancer based drug than Rapamycin (in this data).…
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