Dandruff or scalp irritation? Try BLOO.
Ivermectin Versus Cancel Stem cells
Quite an interesting study, looking forward to it being replicated. I know Ivermectin is made from a fermented product of Streptomyces avermitilis -- so could one just take Streptomyces avermitilis ?
Wondering if the mechanism of action here can be replicated by something else since Ivermectin seems difficult to obtain.
@metabolicmilk I haven't noticed any problems with it. I am currently experimenting with it in terms of hair growth and carrying things into the scalp. Current trial is NMN just a pinch on the thin spot at the back of my head and the temples. I'm using a roll on applicator from queen of the thrones which is rather expensive but saves on the mess a bit. Looking into getting the proper 2-Deoxy-D-ribose --
I see one american made here : https://www.chemimpex.com/2-deoxy-d-ribose
However it's somewhat concerning that they also carry a "low endotoxin" version possibly indicating that standard manufacturing of https://www.chemimpex.com/2-deoxy-d-ribose may leave it with endotoxins that could be problematic. Of course maybe the endotoxins were responsible for the hair growth in the first place through some kind of counter irritant effect?
Sorry getting way off topic lol ....
@LetTheRedeemed Wonder what would happen if I bubble hydrogen through ribose infused water?
Found this on Amazon : https://www.amazon.com/RPI-2-Deoxy-D-Ribose-500-Grams/dp/B01N0X8O06
@NotShanalotte
Interesting. Though muscle damage is the goal to most progressive weightlifting routines as this signals adaptation and strength/size increases. The key is not training until sufficiently recovered -- so if this allows milder training to inflict more damage it might be a net positive.
@DavidPS thanks
So until we have more information only D2 would be safe in such high dose topical formulations as its conversion to D3 can have a limitation
@NotShanalotte Yes thanks! I see the term Viosterol used which is not clear to me on D2 v D3. However based purely on the age of the study I would guess D2.
"As an inunction we made a compound of : yellow wax, 5 parts ; spermaceti, 5 parts ; viosterol in oil 250 D, 26 parts ; 5 olive oil, 10 parts, and lecithin, 0.75 parts, in a cold cream base. This mixture contained 1,800 rat units 6 of vitamin D per gram. Another compound using an irradiated mineral oil instead of viosterol was employed to determined the mechanism of the action of vitamin D by inunction. This preparation of an irradiated mineral oil is known to be a source of secondary radiation in that it is capable of fogging a photographic plate."
@haidut The full study appears paywalled. I'd like to verify if they used D2 or D3 topically or (better) tested both? I've only ever used D3 orally but would love to know topically is safer.
thanks for all you do!
Anyone try the?
https://www.miramate.com/product/ray-gun/
Looking for something to use on cherry angiomas and other spots. Since it claims to produce ozone a have a bit of a concern about it causing white spots even though I am pretty white to begin with lol. Also, seen if slightly cheaper at the spooky rife site.
Giving a try to this one:
https://a.co/d/7nXqgEO
from Japan
High dose E has always been good to me interns of skin and joint health so excited to get back on it and see what happens.