Message #45766

[mccoy]

What I think on this lengthy piece of advertisement.

-It could have been much shorter. It should have been. Its length is a strategy to introduce and give legitimacy to the last part about the supplements brand. But I wonder how many people had the time to get to the end.

I would not advise to take that supplement. I'm currently in the process of studying nutraceuticals and specific pro-longevity supplements. It's not as simple as the ad suggests. Also, you can take most of the cited ingredients eating natural food, except bovine collagen, which might be useful but is animal-derived and pretty inexpensive if purchased on its own.

There is no single, simple and tested formula for a longevity supplement and they are only useful if used as an help to a natural diet and healthy lifestyle, including proper exercise, sleep, meditation.

The only supplement I'm aware of which may boost longevity as presently known is Rapamycin, an immunosuppressive drug taken in intermittent low doses. It may have collateral effects and it has not been tested in clinical trials for this purpose. I do not take it. Some people do with mixed results.