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[Kalliste]

The mice received something like 30 % rejuvenation on some important markers from ONE dose of Sprycel and Quercetin. What dose should a human take?

I want to try it

If I'm reading the cancerforums right people eat Sprycel day in and out without too much problems.

 

This seems like a pretty low risk bet, WITH A HUGE PAYOFF IF IT WORKS. Imagine if it actually clears a significant degree of senescent cells in humans?

 

http://www.longecity...an/#entry718646

Edited by Cosmicalstorm, 13 March 2015 - 03:58 PM.

[niner]

Well, people aren't mice, but I suspect that they should take a lot of quercetin; 3-5 grams would be my guess.  It has very poor bioavailability.  Probably the normal therapeutic dose of Sprycel would get the job done. 

[Kalliste]

Im going to look for a way to get some Sprycel. Will report back. Will take a while.

[Qowpel]

Im going to look for a way to get some Sprycel. Will report back. Will take a while.

I checked a very reputable online canadian pharmacy many use.... Let us just say that the price for sprycel comes out to be in the thousands of dollars.. Oh my god

[niner]

A research chemical vendor who posts here sells the active ingredient in Sprycel at a very reasonable price.

[Beetlejuice]

A research chemical vendor who posts here sells the active ingredient in Sprycel at a very reasonable price.

Who?

A research chemical vendor who posts here sells the active ingredient in Sprycel at a very reasonable price.

Who??

[Nate-2004]

You missed out on the group buy, I thought about selling the dasatinib that I keep in a baggy inside a jar in the freezer but I may just keep it and continue to do a round every 6 months or so.

[Daniel Cooper]

We really need a dedicated subforum for senolytics.   We're starting to amass a lot of information in disparate threads on this subject.