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Re: Fisetin to Clear Senescent Cells
@Jimmy2 I just watched Miller's presentation. His mention of Fisetin was very brief and dismissive, and he did not say specifically how it was given to his test mice.…
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Re: Sea squirts, mussels and longevity
It would appear that daily doses of supplements containing plasmalogens are beneficial to brain health and anti-aging. The imported Japanese sea scallop products seem to cost around $90 for a…
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Re: Gingernone A is a Better-than-D+Q Senolytic
I should add that in Figure 1 of the paper describing the identification of Gingerenone A (note spelling, which was incorrect above) as a senolytic, the authors tried two concentration levels,…
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Re: Any results from D & Q course?
@Fred Cloud I have on occasion spaced senolytic sessions 3 months apart, when I had some indication of persistent muscle pain, etc. However, the unresolved question is how fast the body burden of…
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Re: Any results from D & Q course?
I am 87 years old. I have been doing some form of 3-day D+Q senolytic sessions about every 6 months for the past several years. Before starting, I had several colonoscopies in which 5-10…
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Re: Gingernone A is a Better-than-D+Q Senolytic
@John Hemming I disagree. It's like trying to repurpose the garbage in your house instead of getting rid of it. Cells go senescent because they are damaged in some way and can't perform their…
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Gingernone A is a Better-than-D+Q Senolytic

A post in Lifespan.io discusses a recent paper published last month in PLoS One in which the polyphenol Gingernone A, a strong component of Ginger Root Extract,…
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Re: Anyone actually experience marked increased energy from NMN?
@John Hemming In that context, you might list the suppliers of Melatonin you know of that DO provide 3rd party lab tests of their product.
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Re: Anyone actually experience marked increased energy from NMN?
Have a look at the discussion of Melatonin by CNN at this LINK. It says that because of the lack of regulation, over-the-counter Melatonin pills may contain up to 478% of the dosage stated on the…
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Re: Variability Among Horvath-type DNA Methylation Age Tests
@isaac JOSEPH I posted the diagram, which shows your chart of general average test results vs chorological age, to which my individual score and age have been added.…
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Re: Anyone actually experience marked increased energy from NMN?
@John Hemming My conclusion (which is really a conjecture) was based on my attempt to understand the mechanism behind the sleep-inducing properties on Melatonin.…
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Re: Anyone actually experience marked increased energy from NMN?
@John Hemming Interesting. I note the NIH says that the biovailability of Melatonin is about 15%, and it's solubility in water is about 0.1 mg/ml. Therefore,…
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Re: Anyone actually experience marked increased energy from NMN?
@Paul Beauchemin Are there any published studies indicating that taking Melatonin at the dose level of 120 mg or more is a good idea? I thought that it was a hormone that was most effective at the…
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Re: The Conboy Plasma-Dilution Treatment is Available Now
I decided to pass on Kiprov's procedure. The deciding factor for me was that treated subjects have reported some benefits that disappear in a few months,…
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Re: Does anyone know what the status of RapaPro Is?
A couple of years ago, I had already ordered some RapaPro from the AntiAging Store when the controversy about its strength arose. I contacted them, threatening to cancel my order.…
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Re: Making sirolimus cream---Tried to grind a 2mg rapamune pill with a grinder and then dissolve in DMSO to put in cream.
I purchased 10 grams of 99% pure Rapamycin powder for $200 from rainbow@multin.cn , who is a rep for Zhejiang Multinpharma Ltd. That's easier than trying to grind up pills.…
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Re: Apigenin: An Alternative Way of Boosting NAD+
@Fred Cloud NMN and Apigenin are certainly not mutually exclusive. In fact, taking both is probably a good idea. I just wish there was a good way of monitoring the NAD+ level,…
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Re: Apigenin: An Alternative Way of Boosting NAD+
@Staffan Olsson I think piperine enhancement should work for Apigenin, since it suppresses digestive enzymes that break down flavonoids. I found a paper that makes this statement about its…
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Re: Apigenin: An Alternative Way of Boosting NAD+
@Staffan Olsson All flavonoids have bioavailability problems because they are not very soluble in water and are broken down by digestion before they can be absorbed.…
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Re: Apigenin: An Alternative Way of Boosting NAD+
@Fred Cloud Dr. Verdin did mention senolytics as a suppressor of CD38, but it isn't clear if accumulation of senescent cells is the only reason that CD38 increases with age.…
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Re: Apigenin: An Alternative Way of Boosting NAD+
@Kaptain Asia I take 50 mg/day, i.e, one capsule of Apigenin. However, that's just the Swanson "serving size". There's no data that I know of on how much Apigenin it takes to effectively suppress…
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Re: Apigenin: An Alternative Way of Boosting NAD+
Yes, Verdin made the point that senescent cells produce CD38 as a part of SASP. One other point: apparently Resveratrol 2 enhances the anti-CD38 effects of Apigenin.
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Apigenin: An Alternative Way of Boosting NAD+

At the recent Ending Age-Related Diseases 2021 online conference, Dr. Eric Verdin of the Buck Institute gave a talk in which he described the mechanism behind the well-known drop in NAD+ with age,…
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Re: IVERMECTIN/PROPHYLACTIC DOCTOR FLORIDA
@Jimmy2 Here's a .pdf of the article:
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Re: IVERMECTIN/PROPHYLACTIC DOCTOR FLORIDA
Read the WP Article, which contains a link to the Brazilian study.
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