Seems to be a lot of videos claiming to cure Parkinson's...
Anyone heard of or tried Superlife STC? - Cure Parkinson's
Anyone heard of or tried Superlife STC?
No one?
pbs.org/newshour/health/why...
This is for stem cell injection, STC 30 seems to be plant based phyto formulation
Hit the wrong button, sorry. This semax is a Russian synthetic protein or pre-protein that is extremely complex and its study is extremely obscure. Just about all work ever on this drug has been done in Russia and almost none of it translated outside of russian. It is extremely experimental and virtually nothing regarding humans is known about it. There are one or two claims, one or two discussions about mechanism, and that is it. It is purportedly a segment of ACTH and used to try to help regrow or regenerate parts of nerve cells that have been damaged by lack of blood supply, such as in stroke, heart muscle ischemia, by somehow stimulating growth of parts of neurons sensitive to adrenaline, glutamate, pituitary chemistry. That's about all I know and it ain't much. It might also have some effects in suppressing pain signals that are mediated by enkephalins, which are pain modifying cousins of morphine that your own brain produces. Probably the most they've done with it is in rat brains to figure out how it works or figure out what genes might trigger it. I've only ever heard it mentioned once or twice myself. Really obscure stuff.
Are we talking about the same thing?
Superlife STC 30 turns up many videos on YouTube
Not sure, all i knew is a while back, "semax" molecule...something to do with immune system and damage by oxidative stress, so targets would be cognitive (memory, thinking, etc.) restoration of damage (esp brain damage) produced by oxidative stress; it's a synthetic peptide, a segment of acth, so adrenal-hypothalamic axis, first created in russia in the 1980s, I'm going through science sources, not commercial. Is it the same thing? Is someone selling it as brain therapy or neuro health? Don't know.
Maybe we can find somebody in California to check it out, they'll try anything.