Dr.Kats
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Dr.Kats posted an update 7 months ago
7 months ago (edited)
Telegram is back!
Dr. Dmitry Kats, PhD, MPH is back to actively ensure that active HOM3OSTASIS.com members’ InfinaLife is as smooth and informed as possible!
Simply HOM3OSTASIS.com/Register to become a Member (you already are if you’re reading this here) and then join our Telegram group: https://t.me/InfinaLife
bobs, nancianne and 4 others3 Comments-
Exactly, this is not about whether a platform is better or worse. Like so many things in our rushed world, it is about convenience. Thenks for considering an alternative Dmitry, much appreciated!
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Thanks for going back on Telegram! I check it much more often than websites, just because of the apps.
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7 months ago (edited)
InfinaLife DOES provide more desired gains & losses than meets the naked eye!
The below info is simply copy-pasted below from my comment of it in a previous thread in reply to member,
@aevum who was comcerned that InfinaLife was not bestowing to them their biologically established, unmatched benefits…I can assure you that it is doing more than you think regarding your weight loss given this trial showing how much extra fat…
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Ah, forgot to mention on a similar note, @aevum — given the dose-responsive effects consistently demonstrated for niacin, I would increase dose size to at least 2 even 3+ grams total InfinaLife powder weight to take 1-2x daily 40-min or so postprandially, so that we better ensure, during these preliminary stages here of relatively deepest…
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Dr.Kats posted an update 7 months ago
NICOTINIC ACID supplementation or liver fat -- make a decision!
“upon autopsy of rats which received corn grits without added niacin, the livers appeared fatty and friable. When the fat content of these livers was determined, it was found that the animals which received corn had, as a rule, more liver fat than the animals receiving added niacin. On analysis of the livers from the deficient animals for niacin…
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Dr.Kats posted an update 7 months ago
Early-life antibiotic dysbiosis impairs microbial tryptophan-nicotinic acid metabolism exacerbating food allergy in adulthood
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1567576925008781
• Early Antibiotics Elevate Food Allergy Risk: Disrupt gut microbiota and tryptophan metabolism, increasing susceptibility.
• NA Deficiency Compromises…
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Dr.Kats posted an update 7 months ago
Shocker!
Statin Use Is Associated With a Decline in Muscle Function and Mass Over Time, Irrespective of Statin Pharmacogenomic Score
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12634476/
oxidative tryptophan degradation – subclinical pellagra
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Statins are cholesterol‐lowering drugs widely prescribed for preventing cardiovascular diseases. They may cause adverse effects on skeletal muscle, but it remains unclear whether they affect muscle function and mass. We aimed to evaluate the ...
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The misery of the oxidative degradation thereby diversion of tryptophan from protein anabolism in the face of no nicotinic acid supplementation — i.e., the worsening pellagra underlying unhealthy aging — as bad as that is, gets even worse when statins = streptomyces ☠️ are added
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Dr.Kats posted an update 7 months ago
InfinaLife
When energy exceeds metabolic load, NAD⁺-driven proton demand introduces nicotinic acid as the only true vitamin. Paired with L-tryptophan in the inverse of their coupled oxidative depletion to restore protein anabolism InfinaLife* is a resilient metabolism forever.
* 10% off for HOM3OSTASIS Members by using coupon code, membersget10
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Dr.Kats posted an update 7 months ago
EASIER COUPON CODE - FOR 10% OFF
Please use: MEMBERSGET10
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Dr.Kats posted an update 7 months ago
10% OFF CODE
If you have already used the 2x order deal as a member, from here forward you can use the code, TWELVEMINUSTWOOFF, to receive 10% off all orders!
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I’m an idiot. It is: twelveminustwopercentoff
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Dr.Kats posted an update 7 months ago
HOT OFF THE PRESSES!
Taking Nicotinic Acid to Slow Aging
nad.com
NAD+ Boosting Supplement Challenges Cholesterol-Lowering Statins in Anti-Aging Research
A combination of supplements, including the NAD+ precursor nicotinic acid, improves cholesterol, allowing some participants to cease taking statins.
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