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Re: Vitamins

Posted By: Dave
Date: Thursday, September 8 2005, at 3:11 p.m.

In Response To: Vitamins (DaveB)

In a recent report mice given high doses of vitamin E lived on average 40 per cent longer than a control group, report Spanish and Argentinian researchers, who suggest the results are down to the vitamin's antioxident power. In the new research, scientists used 300 mice bred to age rapidly that normally live for an average 61 weeks. Aged 28 weeks, half of the animals were given daily supplements of vitamin E, equivalent to a dosage of about 1200-2000mg per day in humans.Although this amount is much higher than the RDA, it has been used without adverse effects in studies on Alsheimer's disease patients.The mice given vitamin E supplements in the study lived an average of 85 weeks without any negative side effects being observed. The maximal lifespan increased 17 per cent to 136 weeks.

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DaveB -- Saturday, September 3 2005, at 11:23 a.m.

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Dave -- Thursday, September 8 2005, at 3:11 p.m.

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DaveB -- Friday, September 16 2005, at 8:10 a.m.

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DaveB -- Friday, September 16 2005, at 8:15 a.m.

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DaveB -- Friday, September 16 2005, at 8:18 a.m.

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Message: > In a recent report mice given high doses of vitamin E > lived on average 40 per cent longer than a control > group, report Spanish and Argentinian researchers, who > suggest the results are down to the vitamin's > antioxident power. > In the new research, scientists used 300 mice bred to > age rapidly that normally live for an average 61 > weeks. Aged 28 weeks, half of the animals were given > daily supplements of vitamin E, equivalent to a dosage > of about 1200-2000mg per day in humans.Although this > amount is much higher than the RDA, it has been used > without adverse effects in studies on Alsheimer's > disease patients.The mice given vitamin E supplements > in the study lived an average of 85 weeks without any > negative side effects being observed. The maximal > lifespan increased 17 per cent to 136 weeks.
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