Centrophenoxine
Meclofenoxate Hydrochlorate
Centrophenoxine
removes lipofuscin, potassium age pigment from the brain, heart
and skin. Appearances of lipofuscin in the skin are referred to
as liver, or age spots. Lipofuscin occurs in much higher levels
in Alzheimer's patients than in their counterparts, and some theories
relate brain and memory function to the ability of potassium to
enter and exit brain cells. As we age, this ability is reduced and
potassium levels rise. Centrophenoxine can also increase production
of brain RNA and aid in a patient's oxygen consumption and carbon
dioxide production.
Centrophenoxine's possible
anti-aging benefits include protection against free radical damage
in the brain, increased potential life span, reduction and prevention
of age spots in skin, increased mental energy, improved memory,
and prevention and treatment of stroke and brain injury.
Pharmacology: Synonyms:
Centrophenoxine Hydrochloride: Clofenoxine Hydrochloride: Clophenoxate
Hydrochloride: Deanol 4 Chlorophenoxyacetate Hydrochloride; Meclofenoxane
Hydrochloride. Chemical Name: 2-Dimethylaminoethyl 4-chlorophynoxyacetate
hydrochloride. Molecular Formula: C(12)H(16)CINO(3), HCI Molecular
Weight: 294.2 CAS Registry: 51-68-3 (meclofenoxate): 3685-84-5 (meclofenoxate
hydrochloride).
Side Effects and Contraindications:
Possible side effects may include nausea, or mild dizziness. People
with severely high blood pressure, or convulsive disorders such
as epilepsy, should avoid Centrophenoxine.
Distribution: Centrophenoxine
is supplied in 250mg-tablet form under the trade names Cerutil,
Helfergin and Lucidril.
Notes: Because of its low
toxicity and side effects and potential positive effects in anti-aging,
Centrophenoxine is considered to be an important anti-aging supplement.
In France, it is viewed as a superior DMAE product and is available
over-the-counter.
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