Re: deprenyl increases mortality

From: Paul Hughes (paul@i2.to)
Date: Fri Jun 04 1999 - 19:52:55 MDT

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Can somebody explain to me why nearly ALL studies determining Deprnyl's effects on
longevity have shown it to increase it as much as 60%, and this study reveals the
opposite? Can the genetic uniqueness of one species possibly have the exact
opposite reaction to a chemical versus every other species studied?

Answers anybody?

Paul Hughes

P.S. For me this is a cause for alarm, since I've been taking small doses of
deprnyl for more than 3 years.

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