Update: I read a story by a guy who injected himself with 100mL of 20% DMSO and shut down many of his organs. He was asking some blog doctor what he could do to save himself.
FYI, 100mL is a lot, and stupid. But I read the body does not metabolize DMSO if injected. So even had I done 1mL at a time, it just would have taken longer to build up.
Not any time soon. Lots of research and planning to do. I need to research how much my blood caffiene would be spiked and lots lots more. I'm also going to research ways around the infection risk, since the stuff I'd be buying is not injection grade. (Do not attempt this yourself. I am way more educated in chemistry than 99.99% of people. Most people won't begin to think of all the factors that need to be considered, like how to calculate the dose, for example. They would just do trial and error.)
Remember all those test tube (invitro) studies posted on this site of EGCG cures this, ecg cures that, but it does not work in vivo? Well the liver destroys most of this stuff before it can get into the blood.
Resveratrol is destroyed too. Even drinking a liter of wine causes barely measureable serum increases. But in the test tube, when they set the concentrations right, it activates the longevity gean.
Well, we can't inject resveratrol because it is fat soluble, not water soluble, and injections need to be water. Green tea is water soluble.
I've been looking at many studies, and many phytochemicals do the same thing resveratrol does: they activate that gene, some much stronger. Well, maybe that is why they are able to cure all that stuff in the test tube.
I'm very aware that some of these studies are paid for by the people who sell green tea, and maybe it does none of these. So that is why I'd have to really research who did the studies and what their motives are and who peer reviewed and duplicated stuff.
Though there was another post saying not only does the liver break this stuff down, but the body makes its own anti-oxidants when the immune system gets ticked off by it. I'd hate to get an allergic reaction. If I did do this, I'd start with a tiny dose well below the therapudic dose. I'd let the EGCG sit in bacterial static water a long time too to make sure it is dead and dissolved.
Anyway, I might not do this. Tons of research to do, and calculations, and thought. But could be a super cure since it is stronger than resveratrol at activating that gene and seems to have the test tube studies backing it.
FYI, 100mL is a lot, and stupid. But I read the body does not metabolize DMSO if injected. So even had I done 1mL at a time, it just would have taken longer to build up.
Not any time soon. Lots of research and planning to do. I need to research how much my blood caffiene would be spiked and lots lots more. I'm also going to research ways around the infection risk, since the stuff I'd be buying is not injection grade. (Do not attempt this yourself. I am way more educated in chemistry than 99.99% of people. Most people won't begin to think of all the factors that need to be considered, like how to calculate the dose, for example. They would just do trial and error.)
Remember all those test tube (invitro) studies posted on this site of EGCG cures this, ecg cures that, but it does not work in vivo? Well the liver destroys most of this stuff before it can get into the blood.
Resveratrol is destroyed too. Even drinking a liter of wine causes barely measureable serum increases. But in the test tube, when they set the concentrations right, it activates the longevity gean.
Well, we can't inject resveratrol because it is fat soluble, not water soluble, and injections need to be water. Green tea is water soluble.
I've been looking at many studies, and many phytochemicals do the same thing resveratrol does: they activate that gene, some much stronger. Well, maybe that is why they are able to cure all that stuff in the test tube.
I'm very aware that some of these studies are paid for by the people who sell green tea, and maybe it does none of these. So that is why I'd have to really research who did the studies and what their motives are and who peer reviewed and duplicated stuff.
Though there was another post saying not only does the liver break this stuff down, but the body makes its own anti-oxidants when the immune system gets ticked off by it. I'd hate to get an allergic reaction. If I did do this, I'd start with a tiny dose well below the therapudic dose. I'd let the EGCG sit in bacterial static water a long time too to make sure it is dead and dissolved.
Anyway, I might not do this. Tons of research to do, and calculations, and thought. But could be a super cure since it is stronger than resveratrol at activating that gene and seems to have the test tube studies backing it.