Message #46452

[mccoy]

I'm still taking Ginseng and, as I wrote in the other post, in a little while I'm going to review the most recent scientific literature on it. This is part of a thesis I'll have to submit to complete a course on supplements I've followed.

I'll get the formal title of 'operator in nutraceutic'. The course has been interesting, it is necessary because I may start a small business later on together with a medical doctor.

Of course, this is another sphere of thoughts which requires careful discrimination in evaluating the concepts presented by researchers (some are clearly biased), by companies (that have a direct interest in reccomending a line of supplements) and by other individuals.

The market of supplements is a huge and little regulated one.

The aspect on Ginseng being the only senolytic with scientific evidence in man has been highlighted by a very credible doctor/researcher of the University of Singapore.
I'm going to copy this to the other post, more in topic.