Gerovital
Posted on 2008-03-19 09:14:51 in
Hormones & Pharmacological Agents |
GENERAL DESCRIPTION:
Gerovital is also known as GH3 or KH3, the active ingredient of Gerovital is procaine &emdash; the famous anti-aging drug discovered by Professor Ana Aslan.
ROLE IN ANTI-AGING:
Gerovital improves cell metabolism and is thought to improve concentration and vitality, alleviate joint stiffness, enhance well-being, and act as an antidepressant. It also helps to improve the condition of hair and skin. Gerovital can also help to reduce levels of the stress hormone cortisol.
DEFICIENCY SYMPTOMS:
Not applicableTHERAPEUTIC DAILY AMOUNT:
100mg to 200mg daily, however it is important to take regular "breaks" from the drug.
MAXIMUM SAFE LEVEL:
Use only as directed.SIDE EFFECTS/CONTRAINDICATIONS:
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