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[anagram]

well, I got a bottle of c60 and soon after taking a drop, I realized how useful this compound really is. One day, long after becoming an expert c60 taker, I truly realized the slowness of my grandparents. To help I decided to slip some drops of c60 on my grandpas toast and olive oil(he has dementia from his boxing days and sits in front of the TV all day, cant piss straight either). I felt bad though because I think that as he was eating his toast he was thinking he was about to die, he seems to be a quick responder to c60.

I was a little worried about him and the effects of c60 but the next day, he and my grandmother seemed better, more focused, efficient, and talkative. I'm glad I gave him the drops because my grandmother now has to clean up less urine and answer less questions from him, my Grandpa now seems to "get it" more and has stopped watching dancing with the stars all day. only downside, Grandma and Grandpa go to parties all the time now and have no time for me and my cousins.

I thought you might be interested in my story because it shows that c60 may have some efficacy as a treatment tool for people in old age, though I do not in any way advocate its use. c60 fucks you up a bit and we don't really know what terrible things it might be doing in the body.

stay safe, and
good evening.

Edited by anagram, 19 November 2012 - 01:22 AM.

[Turnbuckle]

I'm glad I gave him the drops because my grandmother now has to clean up less urine and answer less questions from him, my Grandpa now seems to "get it" more and has stopped watching dancing with the stars all day. only downside, Grandma and Grandpa go to parties all the time now and have no time for me and my cousins.

Is this a joke?

c60 fucks you up a bit...

Another joke?

[YOLF]

I'm definitely interested in hearing the downsides of C60 as I might try it. Can you explain what you mean by "f*cks you up a bit...?"

[anagram]

no its not a joke, my grandparents now have a ton of other old people friends and its making them busy all the time.

c60 makes you a little arrogant, maybe a little head in the cloud like, and sometimes an arrogant a hole so its not exactly the best "study" drug if that's what you were wondering.

[Picard]

I don't know what to make of this topic.

[Turnbuckle]

Some time back I'd used the phrase "the arrogance of C60" to refer to doing too much physically simply because you could and thus getting injured. So I wonder if that is where anagram got it. I don't believe anyone else has reported psychological effects that could be characterized as arrogance.

Edited by Turnbuckle, 19 November 2012 - 11:00 PM.

[Hebbeh]

Some time back I'd used the phrase "the arrogance of C60" to refer to doing too much physically simply because you could and thus getting injured. So I wonder if that is where anagram got it. I don't believe anyone else has reported psychological effects that could be characterized as arrogance.

Anthony maybe? ;-)

[Turnbuckle]

Some time back I'd used the phrase "the arrogance of C60" to refer to doing too much physically simply because you could and thus getting injured. So I wonder if that is where anagram got it. I don't believe anyone else has reported psychological effects that could be characterized as arrogance.

Anthony maybe? ;-)

Hah!

[Anthony_Loera]

Some time back I'd used the phrase "the arrogance of C60" to refer to doing too much physically simply because you could and thus getting injured. So I wonder if that is where anagram got it. I don't believe anyone else has reported psychological effects that could be characterized as arrogance.

Anthony maybe? ;-)

Hah!

DOH!

Edited by Anthony_Loera, 20 November 2012 - 12:51 AM.

[Hebbeh]

Some time back I'd used the phrase "the arrogance of C60" to refer to doing too much physically simply because you could and thus getting injured. So I wonder if that is where anagram got it. I don't believe anyone else has reported psychological effects that could be characterized as arrogance.

Anthony maybe? ;-)

Hah!

DOH!

HaHa...glad to see you still have your sense of humor!

[anagram]

I only intended for this tread to inform you about my experience.

When I say arrogance caused by c60 i literally and actually am writing arrogance caused by c60. to specify for you, when I feel smarter than others I tend to feel more superior. My grandparents have started acting this way around me.

[Adaptogen]

haha this is crazy, have you noticed any other effects?

[anagram]

yes, there are other things

my grandpa now looks at things that he was not able to before, confused, as if he is seeing things for the first time.

( ?? ? o_o ----> apple, seat belt )

hopefully he will get past this.

Edited by anagram, 23 November 2012 - 11:30 PM.

[Adaptogen]

very interesting. you should perhaps consider stacking it with noopept

[AgeVivo]

any third eye now?

[anagram]

no third eye, still just two, on my head as well, my face to be exact. and I don't want to stack c60 with noopept, it seems fairly sketchy, and being a allosteric modulator of calcium channels, I really do not want to cause permanent tinnitus or hearing loss.

[Turnbuckle]

yes, there are other things

my grandpa now looks at things that he was not able to before, confused, as if he is seeing things for the first time.

( ?? ? o_o ----> apple, seat belt )

hopefully he will get past this.

I have no idea if you are reporting good effects or bad effects.

[niner]

Yeah. I have no idea if grandpa is still being dosed surreptitiously, or if all of this is due to a few drops of c60-oo on a piece of toast a while back. Does grandma know what's going on here?

[anagram]

my grandma doesn't know. Honestly, giving c60 to my grandpa was definitely a miscalculated attempt at helping him. The fact is that I don't know If its had a positive effect or not. what I do know is that he is still confused, but its still to early to tell much, brain damage can take awhile to heal or happen in this case.
for the most part, my grandpa has not changed dramatically from his former condition.

the dose I gave him was a few drops of sarah vaughtner c60.

on a side note, there is some synergy between astaxanthin and c60. I have a brown glass bottle and filled it with olive oil, c60, and astaxanthin, and was surprised at how different I felt after taking a swig. I would recommend this combination if you have c60 in you.

[randomaxion]

my grandma doesn't know. Honestly, giving c60 to my grandpa was definitely a miscalculated attempt at helping him. The fact is that I don't know If its had a positive effect or not. what I do know is that he is still confused, but its still to early to tell much, brain damage can take awhile to heal or happen in this case.
for the most part, my grandpa has not changed dramatically from his former condition.

the dose I gave him was a few drops of sarah vaughtner c60.

on a side note, there is some synergy between astaxanthin and c60. I have a brown glass bottle and filled it with olive oil, c60, and astaxanthin, and was surprised at how different I felt after taking a swig. I would recommend this combination if you have c60 in you.

Thats interesting, my first batch was contaminated by a very small amount of yeast, and seems to have a much, much more immediate effect than the 'standard' mixture.

Of course, its in the freezer now, as I'm concerned I may have inadvertently made yeast immortal.

[anagram]

perhaps c60 is actually a prodrug for something else. Keeping my c60 in the freezer seemed to boast its effect and make more purple.

[Turnbuckle]

perhaps c60 is actually a prodrug for something else. Keeping my c60 in the freezer seemed to boast its effect and make more purple.

It's "more purple" in the freezer or after you thaw it out?

on a side note, there is some synergy between astaxanthin and c60. I have a brown glass bottle and filled it with olive oil, c60, and astaxanthin, and was surprised at how different I felt after taking a swig. I would recommend this combination if you have c60 in you.

Why did you happen to mix it with astaxanthin? And how would you characterize this feeling?

Edited by Turnbuckle, 25 November 2012 - 01:53 PM.

[maxwatt]

anagram - is your grandmother pregnant yet? Or have you surreptitiously put her on the pill?

I remain skeptical that a single dose of C60 could have profound changes. I'd be more inclined to suspend disbelief if administration were ongoing. Possible confounding factors exist. For instance, an increased social life can improve mental alertness; could the increased social activity you describe be a cause rather than an effect? Perhaps grandpa for some other reason elected not to watch so much TV, which then no longer dumbed him down?

[Turnbuckle]

I remain skeptical that a single dose of C60 could have profound changes.

I don't since I've experienced it myself. C60 seems to step up mitochondrial functioning in some who’ve have that functioning compromised in some way.

[Kevnzworld]

I remain skeptical that a single dose of C60 could have profound changes.

I think that if these perceived changes are more than just a placebo effect, it's only for people that have some real and debilitating metabolic condition.
I'm on my third day of taking 1.6-2.0 mg of C60 and I " feel " no difference. I take a lot of things already ranging from many of the well known supplements like CoQ 10, resveratrol, PQQ etc, to hormones ( DHEA , testosterone , thyroid ). I didn't expect to " feel " anything, but I don't think I would need to for it to be working on the cellular level.
I am thinking that I might double my initial week of C60 as a loading dosage.

[anagram]

c60 becomes purple while its a cool liquid but turns red brown if you freeze it.


and to characterize the feeling astaxanthin gives, it makes you feel like you have a lot more energy(mental and physical), but goes beyond that in many different ways. Astaxanthin steps up ATP production in both adults and children, inhibits NF-kb, and as a careotenoid, it is a potent antioxidant, all of which are great for you.

do not think that this means lycopene(a better antioxidant) is something you should take with c60, I took some and felt weird, so really you should only use Astaxanthin. Astaxanthin is naturally occurring in animals(which have different metabolisms that plants) and safely goes into the mitochondrial membrane. lycopene negatively effects steroid synthesis which is a big no no in my book.
(by lycopene I mean in supplement form, tomatoes are fine)


when I took astaxanthin, i put some in olive oil and then mixed in some drops of c60. To my surprise the c60 felt like it went into my body faster, and I did not get the mild stupid feeling I normally get from c60. perhaps some inflammatory response prevents c60 from getting into all the parts of the body.


and to describe how my grandparents are, my grandpa is not more social, its just that he acts less dementiaed and more lucid, however he still seems lost. I was on a car ride with him and he asked me the same question 7 times.
is not c60 naturally produced when you cook food at a high enough temperature to burn it, or in cigarettes. c60 in olive oil is just the professional way of getting it into your system so the allure behind the carbon sphere I believe may be a bit overplayed.


any way, I would recommend the astaxanthin c60 combo, for maximum energy and free radical prevention, peace.

Edited by anagram, 25 November 2012 - 04:25 PM.

[Turnbuckle]

and to characterize the feeling astaxanthin gives, it makes you feel like you have a lot more energy(mental and physical), but goes beyond that. Astaxanthin steps up ATP production in both adults and children, and as a careotenoid, it is a potent antioxidant. but do not think that means lycopene(a better antioxidant) is something you should take with c60, I took some and felt weird, so stick to Astaxanthin. Astaxanthin is naturally occurring in animals and safely goes into the mitochondrial membrane and does not effect steroid synthesis like lycopene does.
(by lycopene I mean in supplement form, tomatoes are fine)

Interesting, and the ATP/astaxanthin connection shows up on pubmed. I tried the astaxanthin/C60/EVOO mix yesterday but didn't notice any particular effect. It does make a beautifully colored drink, however.

Did you let the mix age at all?

[anagram]

Have you tried running yet? seriously, you don't get tired at all.
its like the astaxanthin cushions you for a while, and then the c60 kicks in.


I took it soon after mixing the two. I would recommend using a lot of astaxanthin, the more you use, the greater effect.
taking the two separate also works well, its just that I like the Idea of a single supplement.

Edited by anagram, 25 November 2012 - 04:43 PM.

[trance]

the dose I gave him was a few drops of sarah vaughtner c60.

on a side note, there is some synergy between astaxanthin and c60. I have a brown glass bottle and filled it with olive oil, c60, and astaxanthin, and was surprised at how different I felt after taking a swig. I would recommend this combination if you have c60 in you.

when I took astaxanthin, i put some in olive oil and then mixed in some drops of c60. To my surprise the c60 felt like it went into my body faster, and I did not get the mild stupid feeling I normally get from c60. perhaps some inflammatory response prevents c60 from getting into all the parts of the body.

Would you look at your bottle of Sarah Vaughtner C60 with a bright light source behind it, and see if you notice a cloud of yeast or mold growing in it? There's been a few reports (mine included) of this occuring. I am just wondering if you see the same in yours ... thx.

[anagram]

no mold. maybe its because I froze my bottle several times.