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GH3: Procaine Hydrochloride
by Conrad S Myers Ph.D.(more info)
listed in ageing, originally published in issue 31 - August 1998
As we age an inevitable decline in our physical and mental health occurs. We all fear these debilitating aspects to ageing and strive to avoid them through controlled diet, exercise and taking of nutritional supplements. Many beneficial supplements are already commonly used with more constantly appearing, but beneficial supplements exist which seem to be forgotten.A highly beneficial supplement for people of any age, but especially those of middle-age and older, has existed for nearly 50 years. Largely unknown it has become neglected and left to gather dust in nutritional archives. This supplement is called GH3.
Some Notes on Gerovital and Related Products
Stephen Barrett, M.D.
Gerovital H3 (GH3) is one of many substances falsely claimed to retard aging. GH3 was developed by Dr. Anna Aslan (1897-1988 )), a Romanian physician, who began publicizing it during the mid-1950s. Injectable and oral products studied during the 1980s consisted of procaine chloride, with benzoic acid (a preservative), potassium metabisulfite (an antioxidant) antioxidant, and disodium phosphate (a buffering agent) [1].
by Conrad S Myers Ph.D.(more info)
listed in ageing, originally published in issue 31 - August 1998
As we age an inevitable decline in our physical and mental health occurs. We all fear these debilitating aspects to ageing and strive to avoid them through controlled diet, exercise and taking of nutritional supplements. Many beneficial supplements are already commonly used with more constantly appearing, but beneficial supplements exist which seem to be forgotten.A highly beneficial supplement for people of any age, but especially those of middle-age and older, has existed for nearly 50 years. Largely unknown it has become neglected and left to gather dust in nutritional archives. This supplement is called GH3.
Some Notes on Gerovital and Related Products
Stephen Barrett, M.D.
Gerovital H3 (GH3) is one of many substances falsely claimed to retard aging. GH3 was developed by Dr. Anna Aslan (1897-1988 )), a Romanian physician, who began publicizing it during the mid-1950s. Injectable and oral products studied during the 1980s consisted of procaine chloride, with benzoic acid (a preservative), potassium metabisulfite (an antioxidant) antioxidant, and disodium phosphate (a buffering agent) [1].
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