RE: Performance enhancement with selegiline

From: Rafal Smigrodzki (rafal@smigrodzki.org)
Date: Wed Feb 19 2003 - 10:32:18 MST

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    gts wrote:
    > Gary Miller asks:
    >
    >> Any suggestions as to how to obtain?
    >>
    >> Best Source?
    >>
    >> And what the estimated monthly cost of supplementation would be?
    >>
    >> Did I read earlier it had to be injected?
    >
    > Normally selegiline (deprenyl) is not injected. It is taken orally, by
    > tablet or solution.
    >
    > One reliable source of selegiline (deprenyl) is an overseas company
    > called International Antiaging Systems (IAS). You can order online
    > from IAS at www.antiaging-systems.com. I can vouch for this firm's
    > integrity; I and my friends ("customers") have been doing business
    > with IAS for many years.
    >
    > Selegiline (deprenyl) can be purchased at IAS in liquid or tablet
    > form. There are some theoretical reasons to believe the liquid form is
    > superior to the tablet form, but personally I take it in tablet form
    > (mainly because I have a huge personal inventory of 5mg tablets).
    >
    > Here is pricing information about the two deprenyl products offered by
    > IAS:
    >
    > Deprenyl Liquid (SeleprylR) 12ml 300mg bottle.
    > Price: $69.95
    > This is selegiline in a citrate base. 1 drop equals 1mg. There are
    > 300mg in one bottle.
    >
    > Deprenyl Tablets (JumexR) 50 x 5mg tablets
    > Price: (3 or fewer items) $39.95
    > Price: (4 or more items) $37.50
    >
    > The proper dosage for healthy people is probably a function of age.
    > Younger people should take lower doses. A friend of mine (Dr. Ward
    > Dean, M.D.) has worked out a suggested dosage schedule by age group.
    > I will post it later if anyone is interested. In the meantime I
    > suggest that healthy middle-aged people start with just 1 mg per day.
    > This is a very small dose: it is only about 1/10 to 1/30 the dose
    > used typically for purposes of treating neurodegenerative diseases
    > like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's.
    >
    ### It behooves you to mention that these dosages are not proven to produce
    any life-prolonging or significant symptomatic relief, although on the other
    hand, there is no risk of adverse effects and only minimal losses.

    Rafal



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