Re: Red wine component revs endurance in mice

[Guest guest]

Hi:

I'm about to purchase 500 gm of powered resveratrol from the same

source as that used in this study, the really high quality 98+%

pure. I will pay $3 per gram. I'd like to sell 1/3 or 2/3 of

it. Please contact me off list if you are interested. Your only

added cost would be shipping from me in Northern CA to you. I have

an accurate scale and would put it in a secure box and double ziploc bag.

At 10:40 AM 11/17/2006, you wrote:

>Red wine component revs endurance in mice

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>STRASBOURG, France, Nov. 17 (UPI) -- A red wine component shown to

>extend the lives of mice and protect them from obesity also has been

>shown to boost endurance, French researchers said.

>

>Besides confirming resveratrol's benefits, the researchers offered

>insights into how the substance works, The Washington Post said Friday.

>

>Resveratrol apparently raises the metabolism so muscles burn more

>energy and work more efficiently, researchers said. Micerun twice as

>far as they would normally. Researchers said the same triggering

>mechanism is likely to be in humans as well.

>

> " This compound could have many applications -- treating obesity and

>diabetes, improving human endurance, helping the frail, " said Johan

>Auwerx, a professor at the Institute of Genetics and Molecular and

>Cellular Biology in Strasbourg, France, who led the research

>published online and in the Dec. 15 issue of the journal Cell.

>

>Auwerx said more research is needed, especially to see if the

>approach is safe for humans. Humans would have to take hundreds of

>resveratrol pills or drink hundreds of glasses of wine a day to get

>equivalent levels tested on the mice.

>

>Resveratrol is found in red wine, grapes and other foods, including peanuts.

>

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[Guest guest]

,

If you are still interested or haven't yet sold it, I'm interested in 1/3 of

the 500gm. At $3/gm that would be $500. Let me know.

R , MD

[Guest guest]

,

If you are still interested or haven't yet sold it, I'm interested in 1/3 of

the 500gm. At $3/gm that would be $500. Let me know.

R , MD

[Guest guest]

Hi :

It looks like we will only get, as a group, 4Kgs shortly - whatever

the delay from India and the remainder in the March

time-frame. Since I committed to buy a total of two lots of 500gm, I

will receive two lots for 200 gm from this first purchase. With this

we can divide it up between the 4 of us equally at 100 gms each at a

cost of $300 plus shipping.

There is no need to pay for the rest (66.67 gms @ $200) until the

second purchase in made. I'll let you know.

I'm sure that I can ship it to you for about $10, but it will require

me to drive to the PO, in addition to carefully weighing and

packaging the shipment for you. Therefore, please send a check for $320 to:

Brown

3283 Axford Road

Santa Cruz, CA 95062-2015.

I'll forward the message with all the ordering details from

under separate cover.

At 08:22 PM 12/3/2006, you wrote:

>,

>If you are still interested or haven't yet sold it, I'm interested in 1/3 of

>the 500gm. At $3/gm that would be $500. Let me know.

> R , MD

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