Re: In Quest Of An Anti-Aging Pill, 2007 in review

[Guest guest]

I skimmed the article (and intned to read it more thoroughly when I have the time) but anytime a substance is touted as so all powerful or the fountain of youth, my antenna go up. Although I drink red wine and even take a resveratrol supplement (although I doubt it’s doing anything at all but costing me money).

If Bill Sardi is associated with Longevinex, then by definition the paper is not objective. Although it is very interesting.

From: Dave <davemaddux@...>

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Date: Fri, 28 Dec 2007 18:30:31 -0000

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Subject: [ ] In Quest Of An Anti-Aging Pill, 2007 in review

An objective paper reviewing developments and research related to

resveratrol, written by Bill Sardi, who is associated with the

Longevinex resveratrol product:

http://www.longevinex.com/article.asp?story=In%20Quest%20Of%20An%20Anti-Aging%20Pill%202007%20in%20review

[Guest guest]

True, not objective by definition. I guess I should have said

" somewhat objective considering he is associated. . . . " There is

alot of interesting stuff here not just about resveratrol but also

about a wide range of anti-aging schools of thought. At least I would

not characterize this paper as a sales job for the Longevinex product.

Reading this makes me think Bill Sardi must be very interested in the

science of longevity as a whole.

Besides the resveratrol info, most interesting to me is the idea that

the accumulation of minerals (particularly iron and calcium)

contribute to aging, as was discussed briefly here on our forum a

couple of weeks back.

Not a scientific study but lots of ideas here that are worth further

investigation I think.

Dave

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> I skimmed the article (and intned to read it more thoroughly when I

have the

> time) but anytime a substance is touted as so all powerful or the

fountain

> of youth, my antenna go up. Although I drink red wine and even take a

> resveratrol supplement (although I doubt it¹s doing anything at all but

> costing me money).

>

> If Bill Sardi is associated with Longevinex, then by definition the

paper is

> not objective. Although it is very interesting.

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> From: Dave <davemaddux@...>

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> Date: Fri, 28 Dec 2007 18:30:31 -0000

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> Subject: [ ] In Quest Of An Anti-Aging Pill, 2007 in review

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> An objective paper reviewing developments and research related to

> resveratrol, written by Bill Sardi, who is associated with the

> Longevinex resveratrol product:

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http://www.longevinex.com/article.asp?story=In%20Quest%20Of%20An%20Anti-Agin

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