From: Alex Ramonsky (alex@ramonsky.com)
Date: Fri Apr 11 2003 - 10:26:40 MDT
Well, hang on you've got antioxidants galore in there, which is
useful...and ethanol is going to reduce clotting potential...we know
most neuronal damage in a stroke happens after the event due to
apoptosis...hang on a minute the bit that doesn't make _sense_ is
neither of them work individually...you're right this is rather weird : )
I'll get back to this...forget I said anything : )
AR
Robert J. Bradbury wrote:
>Science Daily is reporting on a study where caffeinol --
>a mixture of caffeine and ethanol may be able to
>limit damage caused by ischemic strokes.
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>Experimental 'Coffee Cocktail' Tested As Way To Limit Stroke Damage
>http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2003/04/030411070831.htm
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>If this turns out to be reproducible it would be something
>that every list member would want to inform their parents
>and friends and their primary care physicians as well as
>local emergency room physicians about. [The current "source"
>the American Heart Association is presumably fairly legitimate."
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>I'm kind of blown away because I can't even begin to
>imagine how this works at the molecular level.
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>Robert
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