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I know, I know... I promised I would get updated blood work done in January. The good news is I picked up the prescription form from my doctor, the bad news is I just haven't had a chance to make it to the lab. With a newborn at home time has been a commodity I've had little of. Since starting the Nitro 250 Resveratrol two months ago I haven't noticed any additional changes other then some weight loss that may or may not be directly related to the resveratrol. I have maintained the same diet and exercise routine so there are possibilities the Nitro 250 has helped in regards to weight loss. I am interested to see the results of my body fat analysis to compare it with previous tests. The tricky part about analyzing whether resveratrol works or not is that if it is working, it may not be something you can feel. If your cells are "more" healthy is that something you will notice? It seems to me the only way to notice definitive, non anecdotal, changes would be with cellular testing, or living to be 120! Perhaps the scientists studying resveratrol will come up with accurate ways of measuring the benefits and any potential side effects. New Human Study Released: Pharmacokinetic and Safety of Trans-Resveratrol in a Rising Multiple-Dose Study in Healthy Volunteers. I do not have a subscription to the site providing this study so I am unable to get the particulars. It is unknown the type of resveratrol used, the purity, or the delivery method. If we assume it was 99% resveratrol not mixed and taken orally we get confirmation of it's low bioavailability in our blood plasma. The study was on the smaller side with only 10 members, however, they conclude by stating resveratrol was "well tolerated" and was shown to have a higher bioavailability when consumed in the morning hours. To my knowledge this is new information and I would be interested in seeing a follow up study completed. Again, this brings up several more questions related to the best delivery method for resveratrol. Is buccal delivery best? How about trans-dermal delivery? Or is mixing with other substances such as lecithin, Tween 80, alcohol, grape juice, or quercetin the best ways to increase bioavailability in humans? These questions amongst many others about side-effects are what we want answered. We will have to remain patient and hope more human studies are completed and released in the near future. How do you take your resveratrol? Do you mix it with anything or take it straight? Let's discuss this and see what works best from a non-scientific point-of-view. Please comment below! Live Longer, Markus |
One of the conclusions reached by the Almeida et al study is that the unchanged resveratrol levels attained with resveratrol buccal delivery was about 250 times higher compared with those of uncoated pills. This is significant, because it means that intraoral resveratrol products such as sublinguals, lozenges and melts provide substantially higher bioavailability than resveratrol pills or capsules. Furthermore, intraoral resveratrol supplements would not require the macro dosage levels (500 mg +) used in pills or capsules in order to be effective.
I started Resveratrol + Iso Quercetin (50% quercetin50%Rutin) two years ago as a sistitute for B Aginists -Steroids (salmeterol fluticasone) and to Tiotropium Bromide for treeating my COPD.8Severe).
I feel great ,stable,not cough or else,not a single flu even in contact with peoiple infected with suine feverr.I am 68, still make love to my wife 2 x week and great...Walking on 6 minutes 512 mteres, CV max 140...I wil try now sublingual and I m trying to find a way to sprtay directky to the lungs.I found Resveratrol was good for lung inflammation trough a research done by Donnelly et al at Impoerial College on 2004....Iso Quercetin is GREAT too.another hidden miracle from nature...
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