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John, as we are still in trial mode:
- leave out personal comments in the first post (you can put them into a second post straight after)
- For a company profile, use the
Also, a tiny bit more of research might be good. They say on their website
Legendary Pharmaceuticals researchers are developing molecular interventions which restore the effectiveness of these subcellular energy and garbage disposal systems. Cells composed of undamaged molecules, and containing better lysosomes, proteasomes, and mitochondria, will function like younger cells, and support a younger-feeling, younger-functioning body.
In parallel, Legendary Pharmaceuticals is studying the age-related accumulation of damaged proteins outside of cells. Plaques of amyloid beta protein accumulate in the brain. They produce free radicals which may kill brain cells, causing senility and Alzheimer's disease. Other damage affects extracellular proteins throughout the body, such as collagen and elastin. Recycling of these proteins proceeds slowly; they are out of reach of proteasomes and lysomes. Over time, they are chemically altered by reactive chemicals and sugars, which form covalent adducts and crosslinks. Crosslinked and glycated extracellular proteins contribute to many pathologies of aging and diabetes, including atherosclerosis, heart disease, stiffness, kidney diseases, arthritis, and erectile dysfunction. We are studying several promising mechanisms for breaking these crosslinks, as well as drugs which quench reactive free-radicals before they can chemically damage the proteins.
So they are working on antioxidants and AGE breaker. If you check out Furber, that assumption would be strengthened.
Good call though, they were definetly missing. [thumb]
I don't mean to stand you up and I don't intend to micromanage this forum, but as we are still in the launch phase, I'd be nice if at least the leadership could agree on the rules.