Addition to Longevity Formula
Getting All Flowery. And Ayurvedic
New Front Opened in the War On Aging - Telomerase
Adding a new substance to the brew of my "life extension" (anti-aging) formula. It's a hobby.
One supplement outfit that I subscribe to, LiveCellResearch.com scans credible research and puts together attractive supplement combinations based on recent findings. They aggressively market with well written emails. Since they reference a lot sources - and I check them - I find them credible.
I give them the credit for turning me onto this combination. (They sell a Cadillac version, but I started out with the Pontiac version.)
Ashwagandha The Big brand in India, "Tranqualine" is the Caddy concentrate KSM-66 (LCR.com uses it). Their site came up under "peer review research," Googling. It's apparently good for everything.
The telomere claim seems to be from recent research plus lots of anecdotes and testifyin'.
The Indian Psychiatric Society high dosage ashwagandha study saying "reducing stress and anxiety and in improving the general well-being of adults who were under stress." And no reported side effects at "concentrated dosage." Measurable telomerase boost. Not all bad. Peer reviewed, no less.
Cats Claw (Caddy version = CD-11concentrate, patented) and Astragalus also have telomerase stimulating powers. (I'll just say it seems to check out and let you do the research.)
I just added this threesome to my regimen, along with the list I reported one year ago:
In December of '17 I added the senolytic supplement quercetin.
Now this. Is there no end to the madness?
I will do the promised one-year update on my health, observations on aging, etc. one of these days. I bet you can't wait.
Ashwagandha credit
Astragalus and Cats Claw credit
AND THERE IS ALL THE BUZZ ABOUT "SENOLYTICS," INCLUDING NEW DRUG DEVELOPMENT AND OTC SUPPLEMENTS. ZAP YOUR SENESCENT CELLS.
Ashwagandha The Big brand in India, "Tranqualine" is the Caddy concentrate KSM-66 (LCR.com uses it). Their site came up under "peer review research," Googling. It's apparently good for everything.
The telomere claim seems to be from recent research plus lots of anecdotes and testifyin'.
The Indian Psychiatric Society high dosage ashwagandha study saying "reducing stress and anxiety and in improving the general well-being of adults who were under stress." And no reported side effects at "concentrated dosage." Measurable telomerase boost. Not all bad. Peer reviewed, no less.
Cats Claw (Caddy version = CD-11concentrate, patented) and Astragalus also have telomerase stimulating powers. (I'll just say it seems to check out and let you do the research.)
AshwaGANdha! Gesundheit! |
A different breed of cat's claw |
Astra... Astra... Astragalus (astral cheer at Galus U.) |
Nicotinamide Riboside
Pterostilbene
Trans-resveratrol
In December of '17 I added the senolytic supplement quercetin.
Now this. Is there no end to the madness?
I will do the promised one-year update on my health, observations on aging, etc. one of these days. I bet you can't wait.
Ashwagandha credit
Astragalus and Cats Claw credit
AND THERE IS ALL THE BUZZ ABOUT "SENOLYTICS," INCLUDING NEW DRUG DEVELOPMENT AND OTC SUPPLEMENTS. ZAP YOUR SENESCENT CELLS.
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