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Re: Fisetin ( + quercitin) Okay, here's the new Chinese bulk fisetin source from eBAY found by @djmichel djmichael and discussed above: Pure fisetin Powder at a cost of 22 dollars for 10 grams. link attached. https://www.ebay.…
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Re: Azithromycin (Zithromax) as senolytic; a note of caution @Dan What was the antibiotic?
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Re: Fisetin Dosage Calculations That's about right. Normally you will do pretty well on conversions if you just imagine yourself eating mouse chow. If you were eating 3 Cal/g chow with 500 mg/kg fisetin,…
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Re: Fisetin ( + quercitin) @djmichel Good find. Although the effects of PARP inhibitors and pro-apoptotic agents is likely to be mixed, I am encouraged that life time feeding, at least in this preliminary report,…
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Re: Azithromycin kill/eliminate 97% senescent cells @Steve Harris Unlike azithromicin, fisetin is non toxic. The dose based on mouse studies is roughly 500 ppm in food chow or (for humans) something like 100 mg 4 times a day (400 mg a day in divided…
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Re: Azithromycin kill/eliminate 97% senescent cells @are we there yet
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Re: Fisetin ( + quercitin) @Rob8311 I mean "bold" by feeding some stuff to your dogs which has never been fed to dogs before (at least not in the recorded science literature--I cannot find one report of dogs and fisetin).…
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Re: Fisetin ( + quercitin) @Rob8311 You're a bold man feeding that much bioflavonoid to a dog. Dog's don't have primate livers, and things like chocolate are quite toxic for them.…
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Re: NAD+ Patches @DanMcL The "nada" is from the fact that charged ions like Mg2+ are not expected to cross skin from just application. If they did, a swim in the ocean would kill you.…
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Re: Fisetin ( + quercitin) @djmichel Not immediately. I had been using Swanson's, but that's already been mentioned.
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Re: NAD+ Patches Call me skeptical, but is there even a hint of data in published literature that NAD+ gets across skin in quantities large enough to affect physiology, iontoporesis or not?…
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Re: Fisetin ( + quercitin) @djmichel Note the stuff from Trillium is not 100% fisetin, but raw fisetin-containing herb (Gleditsia thorn powder). It might be anywhere from 10% to 50% fisetin.…
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Azithromycin (Zithromax) as senolytic; a note of caution
This is the problem with "cell studies." The authors who found this result decided to look at what they called a "low dose" of azithromycin (AZM) on cells.…
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Re: Azithromycin kill/eliminate 97% senescent cells This is the problem with "cell studies." The authors decided to look at what they called a "low dose" of azithromycin (AZM) on cells. They found that 50 uM did nothing, and they needed 100 uM.…
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