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[lemon_]

Hi,

 

Any supplements to take that after you take them for a couple of days, after you stop taking them, they will have a positive effect on you? 

 

thanks. 

[lemon_]

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[Nickotin]

Uridine seems to have it's best effects 12-24 hrs after taking it. I notice that it doesn't fully wear off until 72+ hrs

[jroseland]

What kind of Uridine did you take?

Uridine seems to have it's best effects 12-24 hrs after taking it. I notice that it doesn't fully wear off until 72+ hrs

 

[niner]

Lemon_, it sounds like you're looking for something that will cause a more or less permanent state change.  Is that it?  If so, I can think of a few ways you might do that.  The first would be anything that modifies your epigenetics, like altering CpG methylation or histone acetylation states.  Anyone have suggestions for substances that would do such things?  Loren Pickart has made claims about GHK-Cu "resetting" genes to a more youthful state, which sounds like an epigenetic change.

 

Another possibility is a telomerase activator.  Cycloastragenol comes to mind there.  You might want to keep an eye on Liz Parrish's AAV HTERT gene experiment.

 

If you have any sick mitochondria, you might be able to improve them with a mitochondrial antioxidant.  (C60oo, MitoQ)  Such changes might be persistent.

 

If you're old enough to have a significant number of senescent cells, you could try the Dasatinib / Quercetin protocol that's been talked about here.  If it works, that would be a state change.