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XenaLives

07/18/19 9:06 AM

#201947 RE: McMagyar #201931

I think we're going to have to study all of this for a while to figure out the full meaning of this presentation.

First of all - Anavex is proposing restoration of these microbiota as a biomarker for recovery.

I think what may be going on here is that the accumulation toxic waste in the system suppresses the microbiome and restoration of homeostasis allows it to recover.

I also think it's possible that Eisai's plaque drug will need a 2-73 assist if it is to do anything.

So the correct answer may be "both", that as the gut recovers 2-73 begins to work better. I really don't know yet.

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LakeshoreLeo1953

07/18/19 10:16 AM

#201992 RE: McMagyar #201931

There is NOTHING in the presentation that even REMOTELY
hints that A-273 affects the biome. Rather the conclusion
drawn from the limited derivative data may only be
that optimal absorption, allowing increased serum concentration,
is dependent upon restoring bacterial balance.

THAT narrative has long been touted by more than scientific
investigation. Seems logical it would assist whatever benefits
may ultimately be verified from 2-73 dosage.
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Steady_T

07/18/19 3:28 PM

#202153 RE: McMagyar #201931

Anavex is saying that there is a correlation between high blood levels of 2-73 and a change in two families of bacteria diversity in the human gut.

No more, no less.