Posted by Unique on February 05, 1997 at 22:38:17:
My post to about Chrysin/ipriflavone was meant to be constructive--I hope you took it this way! I also left
out the word "female" when talking about the efficacy of chrysin for women because an anti-aromatase won't
work on women all that well. Also, I didn't mean to come across as arrogant or high and mighty about the
nobel prize stuff--I was just trying to show the significance of this thing. If what I believe is true,
Ipriflavone will be efficacious for AIDS, cancer, muscular dystrophy, strokes, etc, etc. No, I don't believe
that I will ever win a Nobel Prize--it was just an hyperbole. It is used in Osteoporosis because it mainly
inhibits osteoclast resorption of bone tissue--this is exactly what happens when you inhibit the protease I
mentioned yesterday. Hey, keep posting! I suspect you know more than your letting out so keep it coming!
Keep up the fight!
Unique