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Killing off old cells might mean relief from persistent jaw pain (cells made young w/Quercetin)
Medical XPress / University of Connecticut / Aging Cell ^ | July 7, 2021 | Yeuying Zhou, et al.

Posted on 7/7/2021, 6:32:10 PM by ConservativeMind

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Ermmm...why would Britain be practicing parachuting into California over private property? Just curious. 
British military parachutist crashes through roof of California home during training exercise
Stars and Stripes ^ | 7/7/2021 | The Tribune

Posted on 7/7/2021, 6:03:55 PM by Right Wing Vegan

[numberonepal]

Dasatinib is for lukemia. Interesting. This makes me think of all the drug commercials that warn of taking medicines and eating grapefruit.

[Faith65]

Killing off old cells might mean relief from persistent jaw pain (cells made young w/Quercetin)
Medical XPress / University of Connecticut / Aging Cell ^ | July 7, 2021 | Yeuying Zhou, et al.

BKMK!

Thanks

[AZLiberty]

Thank you. My 87 y.o. mother-in-law has long-lasting jaw pain. The first drug in their D+Q cocktail, dasatinib, costs thousands of dollars in the U.S., even with GoodRX. I checked with IndiaMart and got a quote of $48.

[AZLiberty]

... dasatinib + quercetin ...

I found another article where they used D+Q in humans. Fourteen old ladies with pulmonary fibrosis not only improved physically but also mentally.

This somehow got me wondering about CBD. This led me to a windy article that suggests that CBD also helps get rid of senescent cells, and then to another where a gentleman claims to have cured his Stage III prostate cancer with THC+CBD oil. Now I'm getting into the domain of "I don't know what to believe", but it's all very intriguing.

There's a theory that cancer cells are senescent cells that have forgotten how to die, so perhaps these unrelated things are actually related.