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edit: my comment is not adequate for aneurysms Well there are solutions that have negligible risk of damage and potent likeliness of protection/improvement, e.
by SemanticStrengh 4y ago
edit: my comment is not adequate for aneurysms
Well there are solutions that have negligible risk of damage and potent likeliness of protection/improvement, e.g. for narrowed arteries the vasodilator tadalafil in low dose should be a net improvement.
Then you might want to combine it with a pro-angiogenic drug such as VEGF or better BPC-137.
Also even if someone seems asymptomatic it doesn't mean he is, narrowed arteries very likely to increase his aging rate and chances of death and are likely to create a nocitropic effect by creating a mini brain ischemia.
- greggsy 4y agoWhile I’m sure you know what you’re talking about, and it is very interesting, it’s poor form to suggest treatments for a cardiovascular brain conditions, after being given second hand information of a single symptom with no further history or context.
- SemanticStrengh 4y agowell yes I was talking in general, actually for brain aneurysms the recommendations I made are likely to increase mortality because the aneurysm has more likelihood to break with a vasodilated overflow.