Deuterated water

El OchoCinco · Feb 5, 2020

I would rather spend that money on vag and liquor and lose some telomere haha

contra · Feb 6, 2020

El OchoCinco said:
I would rather spend that money on vag and liquor and lose some telomere haha

Lol, yeah... If you had to choose. Maybe just keep alternating.

Frederick Foresight · Feb 6, 2020

PoopyDeek said:
I've been drinking 4 ounces of D2O every day since April 2019. I had a telomere test done last month and my genetic age decreased by four years. Slows bio-processes and decreases ROS.

PoopyDeek said:
$50K-$70K/year at 4oz a day.

The things we do for our telomeres, eh?

Sig · Feb 6, 2020

Are you worried about connection between cancer and anything that stops telomeres from doing what they do unnaturally?

PoopyDeek · Feb 6, 2020

Sig said:
Are you worried about connection between cancer and anything that stops telomeres from doing what they do unnaturally?

No impact on telomeres directly. The slowing of physiologic-processes results in adding of base pairs.

Sig · Feb 6, 2020

PoopyDeek said:
No impact on telomeres directly. The slowing of physiologic-processes results in adding of base pairs.

Got it, hence the similar impact to fasting I take it.

Cuddles · Feb 6, 2020

are you on some NSA/FBI/CIA watch list now?

PoopyDeek · Feb 6, 2020

lol no. It’s available to consumers. Heavy water is used as a reactor coolant in unenriched U-reactors (PHWR).

Frederick Foresight · Feb 7, 2020

PoopyDeek said:
I've been drinking 4 ounces of D2O every day since April 2019. I had a telomere test done last month and my genetic age decreased by four years. Slows bio-processes and decreases ROS.

How did you arrive at the 4-oz (~$160!) daily dose? I ask because I never even heard of D20 until I saw your thread, and because the first link I saw on the topic of drinking it suggested no more than 5 tablespoons a day:

https://www.technologynetworks.com/analysis/news/heavy-water-reveals-cellular-secrets-307299

PoopyDeek · Feb 7, 2020

Frederick Foresight said:
How did you arrive at the 4-oz (~$160!) daily dose? I ask because I never even heard of D20 until I saw your thread, and because the first link I saw on the topic of drinking it suggested no more than 5 tablespoons a day:

https://www.technologynetworks.com/analysis/news/heavy-water-reveals-cellular-secrets-307299

My wife's BFF's dad is a nuke physicist with Fermilab. He calculated a safe dose based upon mg/m^2.

Edit: It was the max dose based upon my stats (6'3" at 250) that he was comfortable recommending.