Saturday, July 29, 2017

On the history of Niagen ie NR


As I delve into NR, not aware of how it started, only analysis of effects, many questions came to my mind, answered greatly here.

Why absent empirical data? And I can understand his point about clinical trials in this area. But it still seems like a big leap from that to the nutraceuticals industry (here’s more on the company’s founding). But then “As one scientist recently put it to The New Yorker, the antiaging science being done at Google-backed Calico Labs is “as self-serving as the Medici building a Renaissance chapel in Italy, but with a little extra Silicon Valley narcissism thrown in.””

What is aging?

Similar to 7 factors of deGrey SENS, this is another intuitive
list –
1.  Oxidative Damage
2.  Cell DNA Damage
3.  Mitochondrial Damage
4.  Tissue Glycation
5.  Lipofuscin Accumulation
6.  Chronic Inflammation
7.  Immune System Compromise
8.  Neurological Degeneration
9.  Declines in Hormone Levels
10.              Susceptibility to Cancers
11.              Susceptibility to Cardiovascular Disease
12.              Telomere Shortening and Damage
13.              Programmed Epigenomic Changes
14.              Stem Cell Supply Chain Breakdown    
15.              Incorrect protein folding
16.              Accumulation of Progerin
17.              Gene mutations leading to hellicase abnormalities
18.              Increasing mTOR signaling
19.              Declining hypoxic response
20.              Micronutrient triage with aging

Absent empirical data, how can one have any faith in NR?

1.       Quality of people lined up: MIT  Lenny Guarente (planetary aging expert), he’s being advised by five Nobel Prize winners and two dozen other top researchers.
2.       Width is important! Typical run-of-mill criminals can not afford by have to lie – means fuck caught! The star cast, Google calico lab.
3.       People lining up without need!
4.       There are great people who disagree with me! And Barzilai knows about the science of aging. Heis, after all, the director of the Institute for Aging Research at the AlbertEinstein College of Medicine in the Bronx. To me, perfect critic! He peddles the drug in question, metformin, to me not exclusive!

Why not wait for data? Won’t wait for 2020-2030. Ready to waste limited money.

How can CDC be shorted? No pharmaceuticals but nutraceuticals!

Why bad idea?

1.       Criminals an call their stuff (with some evidence only) just as good!
2.       Cant protect by patents! Any one can copy you.

How can you prevent copy cat criminals?

1 line up many greats
2 Not done, but I will – joint denunciation of competitors

How can non-rigorous studies be done?

1.       No one but I can, motherfuck other protocols easyu
2.       Mine will be immune. All based on aafiber!

Why is the Elysium methodology bad business?

Whatever they do can be copied!

Bad business, so what?
1         Scientists do not care of profits beyond reasonable STANDARD.
2 My method can be applied! To do my stuff fast, must use free must-extend-only-free stuff. What if 95% of my stuff was free, only thing making money was sqrt of cloud, method never sold, a user can check by squaring, I was not lying! How the sqrt was done MY BUSINESS only. For aging, a complicated protocol, largely bullshit. The copycats wont know what NOT to copy! For example a useful step may be broken, there might be slow poison – antidote steps. Mind you, be bad idea for pharmaceuticals. But OK for nutraceuticals! The expertise has no legal value!


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