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Re: Any professional reference
@Peter H. Howe you are the kind of people I warned about. The data CLEARLY SHOW high igf levels will shorten your lifespan. Instead of following advice from the “experts” I’d suggest you start doing…
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Re: Any professional reference
Edit: Forgot to add Deprenyl for maximum lifespan extension. The correct dose is 1 mg/day. It also has the added benefit of helping to prevent cognitive decline.
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Re: Any professional reference
That is a tough request. The problem you will have is that many so called "professional" or "experts" get locked in to their own belief system. For instance,…
- Randall_Bagrowski
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Re: Would be nice if I could actually buy rapamycin
@Paul Beauchemin Thanks !
- Randall_Bagrowski
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Re: Would be nice if I could actually buy rapamycin
@Paul Beauchemin What kind of payments do they accept?
- Randall_Bagrowski
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Re: I need a Lab recommendation for testing Dasatinib
@Dorian Gray Thank you!... Have you used any of them?
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I need a Lab recommendation for testing Dasatinib

Anyone have a lab they can recommend to get some Dasatinib tested? I thought somewhere on this forum someone recommended a place. The cost was about $200.00 U.S.…
- Randall_Bagrowski
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Re: Fisetin vs. Dasatanib/Quercetin OR Both?
@Kaptain Asia None whatsoever!
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Re: Fisetin vs. Dasatanib/Quercetin OR Both?
Hard to say what the optimal dose is or the optimal interval since we are basically making this up as we go along. Dr Alan Green however, recommends taking all 3 on a quarterly basis if you are…
- Randall_Bagrowski
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Re: 732 BILLION USD SPENT ON MADNESS
I can only imagine how many of our loved ones would still be around if only half of that money was spent on education and research. My answer to that would be...…
- Randall_Bagrowski
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Re: Sources of dasatinib
@Brook Norton The easiest way is: Google "RapamycinTherapy". This will take you to Dr Green's Website. Early on in the intro he has a link to his Senolytic Website.…
- Randall_Bagrowski
- 5 yrs ago
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Re: Sources of dasatinib
@Brook Norton Keep in mind the "Faloon" dosage you mentioned is BS. The limited published data say you should take 100mg for 3 days.
- Randall_Bagrowski
- 5 yrs ago
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Re: FDA not allowing drugs in?
Let's clear something up. Personal importation of prescription drugs is NOT allowed by the FDA. That has been a misconception that has been going on for decades.…
- Randall_Bagrowski
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Re: Rapamycin doctors in San Diego?
@Brin Chikovski .. thanks, I'll look in to it!
- Randall_Bagrowski
- 5 yrs ago
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Re: Rapamycin doctors in San Diego?
Brin, Before I jump through all the hoops to register with Valisure, how much does it cost and what size sample do they need? I have some Dasatinib from China that I'm thinking of having analyzed.…
- Randall_Bagrowski
- 5 yrs ago
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Re: OUR DUTY
You are fighting a losing battle! People are stupid and lazy. They get their health news from the TV or some moron with a blog or worse yet, from their doctor (who gets advice from his drug dealer..…
- Randall_Bagrowski
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Re: Rapamycin doctors in San Diego?
@Jim N I know you don't want to travel ..but.. Dr Green in NY only requires your first visit to be in person. Follow-ups can be done via a phone-con.His office is not actually in the middle of big…
- Randall_Bagrowski
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Re: Is IRON the next anti aging target?
Iron accumulation has been associated with poor health for a very long time. Women's risk for heart disease increases to that of men's after they reach menopause because they no longer have the…
- Randall_Bagrowski
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Re: Who is your worst enemy ?
Not at all... Just don't let the Government "help" otherwise they will set anti-aging research back 50 years. It is up to the individual to try to piece things together by keeping up on current…
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Re: Who is your worst enemy ?
God I hope not. The Gov't declared "War on Drugs" back in the '70's and look how well that turned out.
- Randall_Bagrowski
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Re: Fisetin experimentation one year (reposted as topic for info purposes)
@David H I think you are right. Apologies for any confusion. As for C/Fisetin I do not know of any relationship between the two
- Randall_Bagrowski
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Re: Fisetin experimentation one year (reposted as topic for info purposes)
@Fred Cloud 2 grams of Vitamin C is a pathetic dose. Consider that animals that make Vitamin C DO NOT get cardiovascular disease. Also consider the fact that most animals that make their own Vitamin…
- Randall_Bagrowski
- 5 yrs ago
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells:
@BobM Thanks
- Randall_Bagrowski
- 5 yrs ago
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Re: Treatment for Reducing Arterial Plaque and Imflammatory Cells:
@BobM Hi bob, If you wouldn't mind can you tell me (us) what you paid for your Rapa and Dasatinib? I'm always looking to stock up on my supplies.
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Re: gray hair treatment
@Pablo Reinaldos López the 16 hours fast is good for promoting General Health. 16 hours will allow your blood Sugar to return to "normal", it will increase your Insulin sensitivity and it will help…
- Randall_Bagrowski
- 5 yrs ago
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