Anavex Life Sciences Corp (AVXL)

[XenaLives]

For me, it's all about the science.

I have to supplement heavily with taurine, because apparently that part of my metabolism is broken.

I was poisoned by flouroquinolone twice and during the "COVID" panic I was hospitalized and those doing MRI's chose to ignore my doctor's orders that I should NOT have gadolinium contrast.

So all along I was thinking it was COVID that made me worse, now I'm pretty sure is was the form of "healthcare" I got.

If I don't supplement with enough taurine I always have a "bad day".... sometimes a "very bad day".

Bottom line for me - Blarcamesine science addresses this issue...

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11033-021-06512-9

From AI -

The body's natural production of taurine can slow down due to a number of conditions, including:
Vitamin and amino acid deficiencies
A lack of vitamin A, zinc, cysteine, or methionine can slow down the body's production of taurine.
Bacterial or fungal infections
Infections like candida can interfere with the body's production of taurine.
Aging
Taurine levels naturally decline with age, and by age 60, people may have only about one-third of the taurine levels they had as children.

Columbia Doctors
Taurine May Be a Key to Longer and Healthier Life | ColumbiaDoctors - New York
Jun 8, 2023

MedicineNet
What Is Taurine and What Does It Do to the Body? Benefits - MedicineNet
Though the body can produce taurine naturally, the process can slow down due to condition...

CNBC
Taurine supplements may lengthen lifespan. Here's what research shows
Aug 25, 2023 — Though taurine levels naturally decline as you age, new research suggests that...
Taurine is an amino acid that the liver produces from other amino acids. It's found in animal proteins like meat, seafood, and dairy, and some energy drinks. Most people get enough taurine from their diet, but taurine supplements are also available.