Out
of the hundreds, if not
thousands, of longevity experiments performed by Doug Sketechy, Wax
Gourd was the substance that extended lifespan the most.Other
substances were Elderberry and Hawthorn Berry which are both abundant
in room temperatre stable anthocyanins.
Why
does Wax Gourd Extend Lifespan? Let's take a look at the data to find
the answers.
The proper scientific name for Wax
Gourd is Benincasa hispida. When we look at the substances that
Wax Groud is highest in, we find it is extremly high inwater and Octadecadienoic acid.
When we look at what coffee oil is
used for, it is used toretain
moisture in the skin.Hence,
it may be that nature put the abundance of water and octadecadienoic
acid in wax gourd to preserve the moisture in the wax gourd and keep it
from spoiling.Doug's
longevity experiments also mentions that adding coffee
to the Wax Gourdhad an effect on longevity.
The small yellow flowers
produced by Zanthoxyllum aramatum contain
black seeds. As long as these seeds are throughly dried out and cooked,
they are stronger andmore
pungent than black pepper.
Spermidine improves the
physical signs of aging. In addition to its
neuroprotective advantages, spermidine was triggers the same responses
as caloric restriction or fasting, which is associated with increased
lifespan.One of the first spermidine supplements on the global market,
Oxford Healthspan’s Primeadine, which combines spermidine with highly
concentrated Japanese wheat germ, promises users thicker hair, longer
lashes and faster nail growth, as well as improved signs of deep
wrinkles. One of the scientists in the study states that spermidine is
highly concentrated in Japanese wheat germ.
These claims have been
legitimised byLongevity
Technologywhich showed that mice that taking Primeadine shoed
enhanced nail growth and thickness by boosting keratin. Spermidine is
particularly effective in skin antiaging and promotes the production of
collagen, elastin and lipids in older skin cells, which can lead to
improvements in skin structure and barrier function.