Deprenyl Jumex
Best known anti-aging
drug Selegiline extends life expectancy potential
Deprenyl citrate or Selegiline, available as Deprenyl Jumex in tablets form, is a
powerful smart drug that improves brain cells function and acts as an antidepressant
50 × 5mg
tablets
$54.99 - discontinued
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Deprenyl
Jumex tablets are no longer available.
The replacement Deprenyl products are Dep-Pro
liquid and Dep-Tabs
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Dep-Pro liquid Deprenyl
Replacing Cyprenil liquid and Selepryl
liquid, this is new Dep-Pro liquid Selegiline, antidepressant
that improves
the brain dopamine levels.
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20ml / 300mg liquid
$84.99

(via https page)
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Dep-Tabs Deprenyl tablets
Replacing Deprenyl Jumex tablets are
new Dep-Tabs 5mg Deprenyl tablets, for improving dopamine levels and life
expectancy.
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50 × 5mg tablets
$34.99

(via https page)
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Life extension drug
Deprenyl was discovered and developed
by the Hungarian Professor Dr. Joseph Knoll in 1964, who was working on developing new
antidepressant. Hence the name of
Deprenyl. After his experiments had shown
to extend life span in laboratory rats, Deprenyl became known as life extension drug. Since then the
drug has been the subject of extensive research, and hundreds of studies have been published over the last 30
years.
These studies have concluded that
Deprenyl can be successfully used to treat depression and as a preventative for Alzheimer's or Parkinson's disease.
Deprenyl has also shown to improve mobility, awareness and quality of life for Alzheimer's and Parkinson's
patients.

How dopamine levels decline with
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Deprenyl
improves Dopamine levels
As we age, the Dopamine levels in our brains decrease on average 13%
per decade after the age of 40. This loss is even greater for those who suffer from Parkinsons disease. Dopamine is
a neurotransmitter that controls many brain functions, including movement, emotional responses, and pleasure
centres.
The graph on the right shows how this key neurotransmitter declines
with age. Fastest decline happens with those who suffer from Parkinsons. Dopamine decline with normal people is
much slower, while slow aging people enjoy the slowest decline in dopamine levels.
Deprenyl has shown to stimulate substania nigra to produce more
dopamine. By replenishing dopamine levels, Deprenyl can slow down the adverse effects of aging. More importantly,
it can improve one's quality of life, energy levels, coordination, and sex drive, as well as fight
depression.
Deprenyl is known as Deprenyl Jumex®,
Selegiline and Eldepryl® in tablets form. In liquid form,
Deprenyl citrate is known under name of Selepryl or Cyprenil. You can no longer buy Deprenyl Jumex tablets; instead you can buy now generic
Deprenyl tablets Dep-Tabs. Liquid Deprenyl is now available
as Dep-Pro Selegiline.
How to buy
Deprenyl tablets • Click on product image or buy button for secure online
purchase • Deprenyl is available
in 50 x 5mg tablets pack
size
• You can buy one or more packs Deprenyl
Jumex tablets
• Deprenyl purchase price is in US dollars
Deprenyl
dosage:
Alzheimers and Parkinsons disease patients often take high doses of
20mg (4 tablets) daily, along with other drugs they might be taking. For anti-aging purpose, dosages depend on the
age and condition. They can be from 2.5mg to 5mg once, twice or three times per week, up to 1 or 2 tablets daily
for those 80 years or more. An age-dosage list in English for deprenyl tablets will be enclosed with your
order.
Deprenyl
side effects
Some first-time users can experience gastrointestinal symptoms, such
as nausea, heartburn, and upset stomach. These side effects are probably due to Deprenyl's neural systems enhancing
effects, at the expense of calming effects. After one or two weeks intake the effects will often
disappear.
Deprenyl for Dogs
Some dog owners buy deprenyl for dogs to treat hormone imbalance
(Cushing's disease) and mental deteoriation experienced by older dogs (canine cognitive dysfunction). It's been
somewhat more effective in treating senile mental deteoriation in dogs, than in the treatment of Cushing's disease.
Check with your vet for correct approach and dosages.
You can learn more about Deprenyl in
our Deprenyl Jumex
article.
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