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johnboyy, Thanks for the suggestion. However I think you meant resveratrol. There is also Reversitol to boost testo...
$CWRB et al Beautifully written, Coyote, as ever. A couple of observations. 1. My membership of this forum woul...
OT - for you coffee-drinkers who might like to invest in a private coffee roaster, Vera Roasting Company crafts a premi...
Nature Communications, not the same but a new receptor ALK1 with similar effects to lower cholesterol and reduce plaque,...
Elysiumhealth.com (https://www.elysiumhealth.com/basis) Start up with an interesting web site and reference to peer r...
Elysiumhealth.com (https://www.elysiumhealth.com/basis) Start up with an interesting web site and reference to peer r...
#Resveratrol appears to restore #blood-brain barrier integrity in #Alzheimer's disease -- ScienceDaily https://www.scien...
So Dr. KSS, which would you recommend if you felt you could only afford one: 1. Nicotinamide Riboside 2. Resveratrol ...
Huh. No company named, but plugging that title into google brings up the Life Extension Foundation for a Longer Life. ...
That's my thinking too on resveratrol. Not harmful, but no evidence it helps anything. JAMA just ran this study arguing ...
Dr.KSS: Thanks for the above post on toxins. I have not seen you cover Resveratrol. I have researched it and cannot fin...
I believe that it takes 6-8 weeks for prozac to act. To compare cucumin with or without prozac with measurements at 2, ...
Resveratrol interesting tidbit... Resveratrol (red wine) is a dual agonist of PPAR-a/B... same as Genfit's GFT505. htt...
Mention was made of Ecklonia cava. This is a marine algae. It by no means contains the most potent of biological antioxi...
It seems you have hit a nerve but I applaud you effort to keep us thinking and reading. . Years ago I asked my doctor ...
"Resveratrol versus (Moderate!) Alcohol Consumption" Moderate alcohol consumption is usually seen defined as two drin...
In response to the Resveratrol. Pterostilbene is very similar to it, but lasts longer and has more benefits. Chromadex ...
The real paradox in the French Paradox is that only red wine confers the benefit. So, although it is probably not resver...
I would suggest you do an updated study on Resveratrol, as there is much new information from many sources, in other wor...
Just a caution to dismissing early or even established - especially in nutrition where the science seems to take a left ...
I usually try Wikipedia first as a source of basic info./refs. and as it turns out they have a pretty good technical rev...
I agree, Resveratrol is not necessarily the magic ingredient in wine. Small amounts of ethanol may be. You probably ...
I spend over 150 dollars a month on supplements including resveratrol and have taken them for a very long time. I am in ...
I do think of this search for specificity as particularly American -- it's not just that we find a bit of wine to be goo...
When I subscirbed I thought Stock Gumshoe was a superior financial blog. Little did I know I was signing up for Quackwa...
An interesting response; since you have written to us from such a clearly well-informed position, perhaps you could kind...
ddugger, thanks for bringing some rationality into this discussion--in particular regarding resveratrol. This is not th...
Michael, I'm always amazed when very competent people in one field publish their limited views on technical fields far...
Your article on resveratrol was most interesting and goes to show how early reports of something get blown out of hand a...
Excellent writing, excellent info, thanks much. Got an unopened bottle of resveratrol in the reefer and not sure what to...