There are several nutrients and prescription drugs which cause GH release. These include the amino acids arginine and ornithine and the prescription drugs L-Dopa (another amino acid), bromocriptine (Parlodel®, by Sandoz), and vasopressin (Diapid®, Sandoz nasal spray). In one study, 1/2 gram per day of L-Dopa increased the growth hormone output of men in their […]
Read more Athletics: Improving Your Performance with Nutrients III
- aging, amino acid, ananase, autoxidation, Bromocriptine, catechols, copper, dimethyl sulfoxide, DMSO, dopamine, dopinergic stimulants, endorphins, estrogens, free radicals, FSH, GH, growth hormone, iron, L-Dopa, LH, LHRH, mensturation, muscles, norepinephrine, Parkinsonism, Parlodel, pregnancy, progestins, prolactin, proteolytic enzymes, sandoz, SCI, Spinal Cord Injury, thyroid, TRF, TSH, vasopressin
I want to be the best-built man in the world, I said frankly. —Arnold Schwarzenegger, Arnold: The Education of a Bodybuilder There are two different types of athletic performance: 1) stamina, and 2) peak output. Stamina depends on the ability of your muscles to put out energy for a prolonged period of time. Peak output, […]
Read more Athletics: Improving Your Performance with Nutrients I
- acetyl-Coa, aging, ATP, calcium pantothenate, citric acid, citric acid cycle, enzymes, exercise, krebbs cycle, malic acid, nicotinamide, nurtients, oxygen, succinic acid, vitamin B5
The body has natural processes by which it removes lipofuscin from cells, involving detergent-like compounds. However, the rate of removal falls farther and farther behind the rate of accumulation. (Even a 3-month-old fetus may have some lipofuscin in some of its nerve cells!) The cholinergic drugs Deaner® and centrophenoxine have been experimentally shown in animals […]
Read more Revitalizing Your Brain Power V
- age spots, aging, AMP, caffeine, centrophenoxine, cholinergic nervous system, Deaner, dopaminergic nervous system, emotions, fatty acids, hydergine, linoleic acid, linolenic acid, lipofuscin, liver spots, motivation, nerve growth factor, neurites, neurons, NGF, nootropic, noradrenergic nervous system, peroxidation, polyunsaturated fatty acids, safflower oil, sandoz, selenium, vitamin A, vitamin B1, vitamin B5, vitamin B6, vitamin c, vitamin E, zinc
Let’s think about the effects of aging on OUR APPEARANCE. Under natural conditions, the skin shows age in a variety of unattractive ways, including wrinkling and loss of resiliency, both due to the damage mechanism called crosslinking. Cross-linking is the process in which proteins are linked together by bonds which prevent them from functioning properly. […]
Read more Some Immediate Benefits of Life Extension Measures II
- 2-pyrrolidone-5-carboxylic acid, aging, amnesia, antioxidants, bacteria, BHA, BHT, bromelain, choline, choline bitartate, choline hydrochloride, Cross-linking, cysteine, Diapid, diarrhea, enzymes, hormones, humectant, memory, MIT, moisturizer, Na-PCA, nutrients, papain, papaya, protein, proteolytic enzymes, sandoz, selenium, skin, vasopressin, vitamin A, vitamin B1, vitamin c, vitamin E, wrinkles, yogurt, zinc
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Read more Factors Which Correlate with Natural Longevity II
Santoquin antioxidant, more familar as a commonly-used feed ingredient by its generic nickname of ethoxyquin, is feed- grade: 6-ethoxy-1,2-dihydro-2,2,4-trimethylquinoline. The structural formula looks like this: H NW CH, CH, CH;CH,O a CH; One of the most familiar (and perhaps important) antioxidants that Mother Nature provides living bodies is Vitamin E. Its most potent isomer, -tocopherol […]
Read more Our Subversive Free Radicals VII
- aging, aging pigments, amyloid plaques, amyloidosis, antioxidants, Cross-linking, digestion, Dr. B. L. Strehler, Dr. Denham Harman, Dr. Johan Bjorksten, Dr. William A. Pryor, ethoxyquin, free radicals, metabolism, Monsanto, peroxides, Santoquin, senile plaques, vitamin E
where: R is an organic molecule ROOH is an organic peroxide R:R are two organic molecules which have been cross-linked to- gether Oz is oxygen Cu is copper, Fe is iron *is the unpaired electron H is a hydrogen atom HO* is a superoxide free radical RO,* and R* are organic free radicals Note that […]
Read more Our Subversive Free Radicals IV
- aging, amino acid, antioxidants, artery walls, atherosclerotic plaque cells, BHA, BHT, cancer, coronary thrombosis, cysteine, Dr. Wilfred E. Shute, ethoxyquin, free radicals, genetic mutations, glutathione, heart attack, L-Dopa, Lasker research award, peroxidized fats, PGI, phenolic amino acid, platelet, prostacyclin, prostacyclin synthetase, selenium, stroke, sulfur, thromboxane, tyrosine, vitamin A, vitamin c, vitamin E
… just as the pigment of the hair is destroyed by phagocytes, so also the atrophy of other organs of the body, in old age, is very frequently due to the action of devouring cells which I have called macrophages. —Elie Metchnikoff, The Prolongation of Life (1908) Instead of preventing diseases only by protecting the […]
Read more Aging and the Immune System I
- aging, amino acid, antibodies, arthritis, atherosclerosis, atherosclerotic plaque cells, autoimmune disease, bacteria, bone marrow, cancer, chromosome, cysteine, ducts, Elie Metchnikoff, free radicals, immune system, influenza, interferon, Life extension, lymph nodes, microbes, microphages, nerve cells, polypeptides, proteins, selenium, spleen, T-cells, thymus gland, virus, vitamin A, vitamin c, vitamin E, white blood cells, X chromosome, Y chromosome, zinc
Old age must be resisted and its deficiencies supplied. —Cicero We know that as we grow older, our chances of continued survival decline. How does aging kill us? The answers to this question lead directly to the big payoff—how to slow or partially reverse these deadly processes. The accumulated result of the unrepaired or imperfectly […]
Read more How Aging Kills I
- aging, aging clocks, aging mechanisms, antioxidants, cancer, DNA, Dr. Richard D. Adelman, enzymes, Gompertz, infection, insulin, mutation
We cannot retard senescence or reverse its direction, unless we know the nature of the mechanisms which are the substratum of duration [basis of longevity]. —Alexis Carrel, Man the Unknown, 1935 In this set of posts, we take an overall view of what we are up against in the way of aging mechanisms. There are […]
Read more Overview of Some Theories of Aging