In order to increase stamina with citric acid cycle food acids, doses of a few grams to several grams are required. The compounds are water soluble and, therefore, are excreted rapidly from the body. In our personal experiments, we have taken them every three or four hours for the duration of the athletic performance. » […]
Read more Athletics: Improving Your Performance with Nutrients II
- acetylcholine, angina, antidiuretic hormone, cerebral blood flow, citric acid cycle, Deaner, Diapid, EEG, exercise, fasting, GH3, growth hormone, HDL, Heart attacks, high density lipoprotein, hydergine, hypoglycemia, immune system, krebs cycle, lecithin, marathon, memory, muscle growth, nerves, neuromuscular messenger, obese, oxygen, pantothenate, performance, phosphatidyl choline, Riker, sandoz, sleep, trauma, vasopressin, vitamin B5
Without such treatment, many—probably most—post-menopausal women will experience pain, burning, and soreness during intercourse, particularly if it is prolonged or frequent. (A small percentage of premenopausal women also suffer from this problem.) In our limited experience, the following topical formulation works well: 1/2 to 1 percent testosterone cypionate plus 0.1 percent estradiol dipropionate in any […]
Read more Life Extenders Do It Longer: Sex and Aging III
- birth control pills, cypionate, Estrace, Estradiol, estradiol dipropionate, estrogenic stimulation, estrogens, hormones, hydergine, lipophilic, menopause, Parlodel, sex
If you feel you cannot get to sleep without a sleeping pill (assuming you cannot find tryptophan), you might want to try taking 4 the normal nightly sleeping pill dose in conjunction with swallowing one to three 1-milligram tablets of Hydergine®, for which you would need a prescription from your doctor. The total effect has […]
Read more Sleep and Aging III
- amino acid, barbiturates, benzodiazepines, BHT, growth hormone, hydergine, phenylalanine, REM sleep, sandoz, tryptophan, vasopressin, vitamin B12
A deficiency of acetylcholine, another neurotransmitter, can also lead to depression. Deaner®, a prescription drug, increases acetylcholine levels in the brain. It is both an active analogue and a precursor of acetylcholine and is effective in many old people as an antidepressive—it reduces apathy and increases motivation, as well as improving memory and learning in […]
Read more Depression, Helplessness, and Aging IV
- acetylcholine, antidepressant, apathy, ATP, caffeine, calcium pantothenate, choline, confusion, depression, hydergine, hyperkinetic, krebs cycle, laxative, learning, lecithin, lipofuscin, memory, motivation, nerve growth factor, nerve regeneration, neurotransmitters, NGF, pantothenic acid, peristaltic stimulant, phosphatidyl choline, 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
Hydergine® can also be of value in hypoglycemia because it helps stabilize the brain’s response to energy supply—the brain is normally the part of the body most sensitive to low blood sugar. People who are unable to obtain adequate oxygen because of heavy smoking (the carbon monoxide destroys the oxygen-carrying hemoglobin in the blood and […]
Read more Revitalizing Your Brain Power VI
- acetaldehyde, antioxidants, caffeine, carbon monoxide, cardiac arrest, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, cerebral arteriosclerosis, CPR, Cross-linking, emphysema, free radicals, hemoglobin, hydergine, insomnia, low blood sugar, lung diseases, neurites, reanimation, tinnitus
The mind so strongly depends on temperament and the disposition of bodily organs, that if it is possible to find some means which will make men generally more wise and more clever than they have been till now, I believe that it is in medicine one should seek it. . . . It is true […]
Read more Revitalizing Your Brain Power I
- ACTH 4-10, biochemical, caffeine, choline, Deaner, Diapid, diphenylhydantoin, hydergine, increased intelligence, Isoprinosine, L-prolyl L-leucyl glycine amide, learning, lecithin, memory, Metrazol, nootropic, Nootropyl, pemoline, Piracetam, PRL-8-53, ribonucleic acid, Riker, Ritalin, RNA, sandoz, senility, strychnine, vasopressin, vitamin B12
There does not seem to be anything in the nature of the reproduction of tissue which demands its death. … One cause of senility after another will be found and removed, each resulting in only a minor extension of active life. One cannot help wondering what will happen if the causes are all known and […]
Read more Some Immediate Benefits of Life Extension Measures I
- acetaldehyde, amino acid, antioxidants, arginine, arthritis, autoimmune disease, bacteria, calcium pantothenate, cancer cells, cysteine, free radicals, glutathione reductase, hydergine, inositol, niacin, ornithine, PABA, selenium, smokers cough, T-cells, thymic involution, viruses, vitamin A, vitamin B1, vitamin B2, Vitamin B3, vitamin B5, vitamin B6, vitamin c, vitamin E, zinc
Old people often suffer from a deficiency of serotonin, an important inhibitory neurotransmitter that initiates sleep. Inhibitory neurotransmitters reduce neuron activity, in contrast to the above-mentioned neurotransmitters, which usually increase activity. Sleep disorders are common in old age, including difficulties in falling and staying asleep. Irritability and bedtime flights of ideas may occur. Tryptophan, an […]
Read more The Decline of Your Brain’s Chemical Messengers VI
- acromegaly, aging clocks, amino acid, autoxidation, bananas, blood vessels, Bromocriptine, catatonic, choline, choline hydrochloride, cholinergics, Deaner, dopamine, dopaminergic nerve cell receptors, Dr H Demopoulos, Dr R Poser, dwarfism, growth hormone, hydergine, hydrogen peroxide, imipramine, lecithin, migraine, milk, neurons, neurotransmitters, Parlodel, postmenopausal women, Riker, schizizophrenics, serotonin, sleep sidorders, tryptophan, vitamin B1, vitamin B5, vitamin B6, vitamin c, vitamin E, zinc
A very dramatic story about the effects of L-Dopa on twenty patients with severe Parkinson’s disease is contained in Oliver W. Sack’s book Awakenings. Between 1916 and 1927, nearly five million people fell victim to encephalitis lethargica (sleeping sickness). A third of those affected died either in a coma or in a profound state of […]
Read more The Decline of Your Brain’s Chemical Messengers V
- antioxidants, autoxidation, blood-brain barrier, choline, Deaner, dopaminergic nerve cell receptors, Dr. George C. Cotzias, encephalitis lethargica, free radicals, growth hormone, hydergine, hydrogen peroxide, L-Dopa, lecithin, Parkinsonism, phenothiazines, pituitary gland, selenium, tardive dyskinesia, vitamin B1, vitamin B5, vitamin B6, vitamin c, vitamin E, zinc