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|    Treon Verdery to All    |
|    Longevity technology:    |
|    03 Oct 22 20:42:39    |
      From: treon3verdery@gmail.com              How many sequential doses of an epigenetic drug cause the epigenetic       improvement? Liposomal depot, perhaps attached to an antibody that gloms it to       the surface of the lining of the lymphatic compartment could diffuse       beneficial drugs, although that seems        complex. One possibly as is epigenetic modifying drug palmitate. I do not know       if the longevity effects of 10HDA(10H2DA) are from HDAC interference and       epigenetic, but if they are then taking a high dose of 10HDA once a month (or       some other interval), or        like 30 grams of royal jelly which has 10HDA(10HDA) for two or three days once       a month could have the same or better longevity effect. There is the       possibility that occasional high dose 10HDA(10H2DA) or royal jelly is actually       more longevizing from being        thorough and of higher activity.                            One HDAC2 inhibitor is a nootropic. It is possible that one or two high doses       of that HDAC inhibitor a month could              Cause greater cognitive ability.                            Notably though there is another version of this. I read histone epigenetics       like acetylation can change rapidly, perhaps in minutes, although the other       long view also makes sense as people get epigenetics from from their parents       or even grandparents. I        perceive I read there is longevity epigenetics people get from their parents       so a couple days of epigenetic dosing could cause greater longevity effects       the person's entire life. A couple days of epigenetic modifier dosing could       even cause their children        and grandchildren to have greater longevity. At the nootropic HDAC2 inhibitor       that causes greater cognitive ability, a couple days of HDAC2 inhibitor dosing       could cause intelligence enhancement that is also passed along to children and       grandchildren.                                          Cognitive ability genetics: the genes that the published cognitive ability       heightening HDAC2 inhibitor modifies could be g (like iq) intelligence genes.       SNPs, alleles, and copy numbers of those genes could be enhanced at the       germline or with gene therapy        to increase intelligence at humans, that is homo sapiens.                            Longevity technology:              I perceive piperine causes greater absorption through the membranes of the GI       tract from telling them to be more permeable. Is there anything that could be       placed at liposomes along with the active pharmaceutical ingredient (ÅPI)       which reach the        lymphatic system to make the lymphatic membranes more permeable? It could be       piperine again. That lymphatic permeability drug could make other drugs, like       rapamycin, rapalogs, or other longevity drugs to be 2-4 times as effective at       reaching tissues from        the lymphatic system. Combined with the 2-10 times greater effectiveness of       drugs that skip first pass hepatic metabolism that could make rapamycin,       rapalogs, senolytics, or other longevity drugs 4 to 20 times more active and       affordable. Rapamycin that        makes mice live 60% longer could be just 12-14 cents a dose based on $40/gram       at Alibaba.com .                                          GSK (Glaxo Smith Klein) has an online page where they request technology       ideas. They make Tylenol and some other antipyretic pills:                            ela–naproxen (ela-n) is ethynyl liposomal active transport naproxen it is       active at about 7.6 micrograms. They could put a dot of it on the outside of       regular naproxen pill that is enteric coated so there is an immediate action       antipyretic at the        stomach but it also activates 11 hours later so one pill lasts 24 hours.       Another way to do it is like multiminipill contac™ with ela-n microenteric       coat so it dissolves better at the small intestine after 11 hours. Another way       to do it is rather than a        7 day palmitate have ela-n attached to a different alkane COOH like perhaps       C6COOH                             To make another, delayed dose to make 24 hours of naproxen activity, that       could do 36, 48, 72 hour one pill dosing as well: Another way is ela-n of       three or more types taken simultaneously where each ela-n has a different       enzyme-reactive group on the ela-       n with a passivating group removed by the enzyme. The enzymes that remove the       passivation moiety are enzymes at the circulatory system. The first ela-n gets       its passivation moiety removed first and the next ela-n gets its passivation       moiety removed next        like cumulatively 90 minutes later, then do this with a sufficient       elan-enzyme-unpassivated-moieties to get a smooth 24 hour, 36 hour, 48 hour or       72 hour dose curve.                            Years of arthritis relief from one office visit: A depot drug form of ela-n,       ea-n, which I calculate as having a 7.6 microgram 12 hour dose could put ela-n       at an implant (3 year nexplanon-like) with just 16.64 mg of API at the       implant. Sensibly and        obviously omitting the 2-4 times dosage multiplier enhancement from liposomes,       ae-n could be a 33 mg or 66 mg entire API content implant. I think it is       possible to make much longer lasting depot implants or even injections, so a       decade of arthritis        relief from a decade functional implant at one offive visit is possible.                            Complementing a decade functional arthritis relief implant is putting the       longevity and life preserving peptides AEDG combined with thymosin at it              A peptide humanin, as well as MOT-c mitochondrial derived peptides (MDP) that       is beneficial to screen as to being a longevity peptide that anti aging things       and aging things simultaneously, the crummy part is it makes old cytes make       old cyte chemicals,        like some interleukins, the longevity thing it does is be opposite ilgf,       growth hormone and Alzheimer's amyloid, they have, as far as I know, fed it to       organisms to find out if the mice live longer and if they do, how much;       notably though if MDP actually        causes the things senolytics do then the opposite of a MDP, a receptor       passivator, or an immunization against MDP could be a longevity drug, the MDP       and antiMDP could be administered to different mice to find out if either is a       longevity peptide                            I saw a graph suggesting longevity chemical spermidine is an acetylase       (histones) adjustor, it is possible that the               --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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