#450

Any thoughts on your GlycanAge tests @tahoedenizen?

#451

Unfortunately I had only one GlycanAge test, and the results went to the PEARL trial organizers rather than me. So I can’t add much here.

I have had the experience of wide variations in epigenetic clock results: In one case, I had a blood sample tested and the resulting “CpG methylation readout” data run through about five different epigenetic clock algorithms. I got back ages ranging from 44 (PhenoAge) to 72 (a GrimAge variant) - on one blood sample and one dataset. So I’m more interested in the change in one clock’s result over time.

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#452

Exactly… I repeat test to watch for consistency and if I do a drastic protocol… like a high increase in rapamycin dosing… does it move the needle… good or bad.

Ever think of asking PEARL for that test results… was it a baseline before rapamycin dosing?

My biggest rapamycin regret was not doing a GlycanAge test… pre-rapamycin dosing. … since my inflammation level is so abnormally low.

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#453

@Agetron I totally get the emphasis on chronic inflammation. How does glycanage measure it that is better than hsCRP, ESR, ferritin, and fibrinogen, as Dr Dwayne Jackson recommends?

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#454

Hello Joseph,
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See below.

The GlycanAge test is not cheap (they do have sales… and takes time (from start to finish about 1.5 months), but for the end user’s part it is easy. Here is their story: A Brief History of GlycanAge – CANVAS, SWOT, PESTEL & BCG Matrix Editable Templates for Startups

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It works it is easy. Everyone needs to find the means to be comfortable with their anti-aging journey and choices. As a means of measurement… GlycanAge is right for me. I am usually right in my choices… research and instincts. Lol.

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#455

That must be a comfort. I’m wrong a lot but I keep after it.

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#456

I already did.

Issue is that he is using human version of tablets. I can only find veterinary injectable fluid version of Ivermectin.
This is the link to the medication: Ivermectin link
I would take it orally, but I want to see if someone had any experience with it.

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#457

Around here… in Missouri, the Amish neighbors are always giving themselves and kids medications for the livestock. They seem sturdy… lol.

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#458

My vet that gave me this Ivermectin uses it himself, but once a month 20mg/2ml.

My worry is about taking it daily at 0.5mg/kg.

If it were tablet for humans, I wouldnt worry too much but, cattle version and those additional substances get me a bit unease.

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#459

Recommend everyone read Dr. Paul Merik Cancer Care book.
There is also a succinct summary.

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#460

interesting - somehow I stumbled on 12 of the top 17 strong drugs plus a couple of weak ones in my protocal

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