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[Ryan Petchenick]

Cool, let me know.what is the price/quantity ratio now?

[Amorphous]

Can you provide an update regarding the synthesis?

 

Yes, any update? When would be the expected date of delivery? 

Thanks

[LearningFromThePast]

Can I still purchase a gram of Dihexa? I am included in the Yahoo group, but I did not have the money at the time. I now do. Is it still available? Someone please respond. Thank you.

[xks201]

150 paypal per gram to cjs2027@gmail.com plus
6 dollars us shipping
20 out of us shipping

Should have an update on the synthesis in a day or two.

[xks201]

Should be about another 10 days on the synthesis then I gotta do the purity testing.

[Sapper]

Great, thanks for the update, really appreciate how responsive you are being. Please keep us posted with updates!

[jabowery]

Birth of new brain cells might erase babies' memories

New neurons may explain why adults can't remember being infants

 

BY MEGHAN ROSEN 3:56PM, MAY 8, 2014

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Next, the researchers boosted neuron production, or neurogenesis, in adult mice.

 

Josselyn and colleagues shocked adult mice in the striped room and then let them exercise at will on running wheels for days or weeks. Running naturally triggers the growth of new brain cells in the hippocampus, Josselyn says. And just a few weeks of racing on the wheel helped mice forget their fear of the scary room.

 

Other tricks to turn up the number of new neurons also cleared adult animals' memories. And the reverse worked too: Dialing down the birth of new neurons in infant mice kept the fear memory alive.

 

"It was really amazing to us that we could make a memory last much longer in these infant mice just by decreasing neurogenesis," Josselyn says.

 

The findings give a new twist to the role of neurogenesis in the hippocampus: Instead of merely making memories, as scientists currently believe, spawning brain cells could help animals forget.

 

The notion is "contradictory to where everyone else in the field has been," Insel says. "That's going to be very provocative."

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Edited by jabowery, 09 May 2014 - 02:29 AM.

[Jbac]

Can I have my dihexa without waiting for the purity testing; I'm kind of in a hurry to start building some new synapses over here

[Jbac]

How does dihexa cure Parkinson's disease if BDNF (supposedly) only affects the hippocampus?

[formergenius]

How does dihexa cure Parkinson's disease if BDNF (supposedly) only affects the hippocampus?

 

Ehh.. correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't believe dihexa's effects are mediated via BDNF.

[StevesPetRat]

How does dihexa cure Parkinson's disease if BDNF (supposedly) only affects the hippocampus?

 
Ehh.. correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't believe dihexa's effects are mediated via BDNF.

Correct. But it may be wishful thinking to imagine that dopaminergic neurons can regrow. Perhaps it can help existing ones heal and operate more efficiently.
Oh not to mention it may give you super smell. .. olfactory bulb is the other brain region which benefits from adult neurogenesis.

[Flex]

How does dihexa cure Parkinson's disease if BDNF (supposedly) only affects the hippocampus?

 

Bdnf doesnt affects just the hippocampus. Its moreover present in in other brainareas as well e.g. which are affected in Parkinson

[xks201]

Haha I guess I'm so smart that I forget where I put my keys according to that concept. Bdnf affects the whole body if I am not mistaken.

[Flex]

 

Correct. But it may be wishful thinking to imagine that dopaminergic neurons can regrow. Perhaps it can help existing ones heal and operate more efficiently.
Oh not to mention it may give you super smell. .. olfactory bulb is the other brain region which benefits from adult neurogenesis.

 

 

Yes but in rodents and other mammals, not in humans.

In humans regeneration occurs in the Striatum trough migration of new cells from the Subventricular zone.

 

Which is faar better than a regenerated olfactory bulb .

Cuz the striatum is implicated in mood and cognition

[SearchingForAnswers]

I'll tell you one thing, I doubt we'll get out of this without some side effects!

 

If it's works as well as in our rodent friends, I'm just speculating (yes, without evidence to support it) that headaches, confusion, dizziness, or a host of side effects while actually taking it.

 

Too bad there's no MRI for viewing pain, we could have seen how the rats felt!

 

[xks201]

Well if anyone has concerns I'll happily be the first guinea pig.

[dzerot]

any spots available?

[SearchingForAnswers]

Well if anyone has concerns I'll happily be the first guinea pig.

 

So you will tell us if you get Glioblastoma? Hehehe not that I'm worried (wringing hands nervously)....

 

[xks201]

Yep several spots still available. And yes will do about the glioblastoma.

[Sapper]

Yep several spots still available. And yes will do about the glioblastoma.

 

Referring back to a previous poster's question, would you be willing to send out our portion of Dihexa prior to analysis? I'd be interested in that proposition as well. 

[SearchingForAnswers]

Does anybody know the shelf life of Dihexa, and whether it should be stored cold with a desiccant package?

[Sapper]

Does anybody know the shelf life of Dihexa, and whether it should be stored cold with a desiccant package?

 

I likewise, echo these sentiments. Since I know that peptides deteriorate relatively easily, will Dihexa be ruined whilst being shipped? And when we receive it, should we freeze right away? I think these are important questions.

[jabowery]

These questions have all been asked and answered before multiple times.  

 

There needs to be a FAQ.

Edited by jabowery, 09 May 2014 - 03:23 PM.

[xks201]

Read the damn thread it won't deteriorate for months and no I don't have access to it prior to analysis
And I sure as hell am not paying for a product prior to figuring out what's In it

[Flex]

 

Well if anyone has concerns I'll happily be the first guinea pig.

 

So you will tell us if you get Glioblastoma? Hehehe not that I'm worried (wringing hands nervously)....

 

 

 

Just a mention, typing "c-met hgf" in ncbi/pubmed gives a lot of cancer related results

http://www.ncbi.nlm....pubmed/22869872

 

Dont want to spoil anything or claim that it causes cancer, but just be careful

[jabowery]

I created a Dihexa FAQ at wikia.com.

 

http://dihexa-faq.wi...ki/Wiki_Content

[xks201]

Thanks jabowery

[allstargajo]

Hello everyone,

 

I'm one of those who already secured a spot in the group buy (option with international shipping). I'm currently in need of the funds I sent so, I'm "selling" my spot in this endeavor. If anyone is interested, please send me a PM.

[Sapper]

Any updates would be greatly appreciated!

[neuralis]

In the other Dihexa thread it was said that due to delays in synthesis it will take about another month more before we can expect to get our hands on it.. :(