phaeton66
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I've never used the stuff, but I am intrigued by its healing and rejuvinative properties. I can forsee a day when nobody but researchers have access to the stuff. I think it's potentially valuable enough for healing and life extension, I'd like to have a decent supply tucked away in case of accident. While a there have been a few posts about the stuff being more or less stable while in solution, if someone has some thoughts about storage for, say, a decade or more, I'd like to hear them. Liquid nitrogen? Vacuum sealed in the freezer? Stuffed in a condom and buried under a pile of rubbish? Any ideas on testing the purity and effectiveness of the stuff after you uncork it some decades later? DNA microarray assays? Southern blot? Is there a simple antibody test I can stash away with it and use? Imagine I have access to all manner of high tech equipment, or can get it.
Ideally society will change in a way that makes IGF1 type stuff available to all trauma patients (or, better yet, anyone who wants the stuff), but I am not optimistic in the sense shown by my fellow man.
Presumably some of you have the chemistry know-how to do something like this. I don't, but I am a fast learner; otherwise, I'd just up and do it myself.
Ideally society will change in a way that makes IGF1 type stuff available to all trauma patients (or, better yet, anyone who wants the stuff), but I am not optimistic in the sense shown by my fellow man.
Presumably some of you have the chemistry know-how to do something like this. I don't, but I am a fast learner; otherwise, I'd just up and do it myself.