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Retired Connecticut State Employee
71 years old. Lost 65 lbs. since Jan. 2018, eliminating sugar in diet. Lab work remarkable now.
I am recently a widower.
Full-time RV'er and can travel anywhere in the U.S. for antiaging therapy.
Winter in Florida, Spring/Summer head North.
Presently under the care of Dr. Alan Green in New York for Rapamycin Therapy since June 2018. Great lab work improvements, feel good and lost more weight!
Also now taking Dasatinib and Quercetin q 6 months along with Fesetin and Peperine
Hoping that soon that their will be a cure for fixing cross-linking caused by glycation.

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Re: High quality, affordable rapamycin (and other anti-aging meds)
@DanMcL You had mentioned, “It’s easy to get a blood draw after an oily meal” which I now realize you meant that the subject eat only fats before the test.…
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Re: High quality, affordable rapamycin (and other anti-aging meds)
@DanMcL When I read reports about how macro nutrients (protein, carbohydrates and fat) react in the body I also have to wonder what type of diet the person being tested is on.…
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- 6 yrs ago
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Re: High quality, affordable rapamycin (and other anti-aging meds)
@Don Hi Don, Dr. Mark Hyman, the Medical Director at Cleveland Clinic’s Center for Functional Medicine, the Founder of The UltraWellness Center, and a ten-time #1 New York Times Bestselling can…
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- 6 yrs ago
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Dasatinib

Hi Brian, On the website "SocietyforAgeReversal.org which is the same as rescueelders.org I think. You mentioned in the blog, "I'm taking a very quick break from the engaging presentations to report…
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Re: Mitochondria.
@USA2Elsewhere There is a canned soup, brand name "Eden" that is very low in salt. I found it when searching all the canned food labels for low-salt. Many food companies put the ingredients in small…
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- 7 yrs ago
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Re: Mitochondria.
@USA2Elsewhere Some BP meds can interfere with your bodys pumping mechanism (balancing your sodium and potassium). Another reason to cut back on sodium intake.…
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- 7 yrs ago
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Re: Mitochondria.
@USA2Elsewhere Swelling in the legs is either one of two things: inflammation or retaining water. I would agree with your doctor about your retaining water.…
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Re: Mitochondria.
@USA2Elsewhere It's an "Amazon's Choice" with a 4 1/2 star rating, for only $ 6.71now!:…
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- 7 yrs ago
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Re: High quality, affordable rapamycin (and other anti-aging meds)
@Dan Mc Whole food vegan is difficult. The brain needs an ample amount of fats. Too many nuts causes high lectin and so does legumes. A raw, uncooked vegan diet is usually high in lectin,…
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- 7 yrs ago
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Re: High quality, affordable rapamycin (and other anti-aging meds)
@Dan Mc I also stated "many" cancers need glucose to survive, knowing that some cancers get around this. I still feel that the best approach is a no-sugar diet,…
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Re: Mitochondria.
@USA2Elsewhere Here is a YouTube trailer to the Fed Up documentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCUbvOwwfWM I think to watch the entire movie it has to be bought.
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- 7 yrs ago
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Re: Mitochondria.
@USA2Elsewhere When I see ice cream, pastries in the grocery store and candies at the checkout line I remind myself how addicted I was, along with many others are still, to sugar.…
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- 7 yrs ago
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Re: Mitochondria.
@USA2Elsewhere This is from the Life Health Whole30 Survival Newsletter: So what's the deal with ghee anyway? Ghee is a type of clarified butter (aka, butter that has had the milk solids and water…
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- 7 yrs ago
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Re: Mitochondria.
@USA2Elsewhere This is from the Life Health Whole30 Survival Newsletter: So what's the deal with ghee anyway? Ghee is a type of clarified butter (aka, butter that has had the milk solids and water…
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Re: Mitochondria.
@USA2Elsewhere Yes. I stay away from dairy but still use Ghee as it has no carbs. When I'm driving and I see a Dairy Queen or someone walking around with a soft-serve ice cream I say,…
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- 7 yrs ago
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Re: Mitochondria.
@Snowbird Here's a footnote or rather website, you can go to learn about Growth Hormone, IGF-1 and aging. FightAging is a favorite website of mine and I get it their newsletter as an e-mail on my…
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@Snowbird BEWARE! Speaking of Antiaging Facilities, many of these facilities offer “Antiaging Growth Hormone Injections”. Growth hormone builds muscle and makes you lean.…
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@USA2Elsewhere I don't think it is an allergen, but google it. It helps reduce whole-body inflammation so I would guess that it is not an allergen.
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@USA2Elsewhere I did start out the first couple of weeks eating more healthy fats. After that initial time where my body coverted to burning fats instead of sugars I no longer had sugar cravings.…
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Re: Mitochondria.
@USA2Elsewhere Yes, Dr. Green has his office on Long Island. He address can be found going to his website www.rapamycintherapy.com I also follow Bill Faloon and watch his lectures on YouTube.…
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@USA2Elsewhere I have never heard of a blood test for CoQ10. You can try Googling it. And since CoQ10 goes into the mitochondria, I would think a blood test may not be an accurate test.…
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@USA2Elsewhere Yes, flying did have a contibuting factor. My wife did have COPD. Later I saw on a TV show on traveling on airplanes that since the planes are flying high where there hardly any…
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@Maximus Hi Maximus, Here are my LDL results (I started my no-sugar diet as a January 2018 New Years Resolution). In 2017 I tried to eat more healthy foods, hence the possible Total C in range:…
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@USA2Elsewhere Hi USAElsewhere. You asked if when people travel, do they carry along all the supplements, etc. Fortunately when I travel from Connecticut to Florida for the winter,…
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@USA2Elsewhere Hi USA2Elsewhere, Yes, Seaside said he was taking 1200 of CoQ10. I had been taking 200mg of Ubiquinol (the natural form that is in the body) twice a day,…
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- 7 yrs ago
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