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Medline, 2007 (Online Peer-Reviewed Biomedical Journal) A SUCCINATE-BASED COMPOSITION "REJUVENATES" AGING MICE AND ALLEVIATES MENOPAUSAL SYMPTOMS IN WOMEN WITHOUT SEX HORMONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY VOL. 8, ART. 46 (pp. 497-517) // september 2007 y. In the randomized, placebo-controlled clinical study in menopausal women, Amberen significantly lowered most neurovegetative, psycho-emotional, and biochemical symptoms of menopause. Succinate-based therapy appeared to be free of adverse side effects. This approach, which focuses on correcting metabolism and neuro-endocrine control by using a signal energy intermediate, Amberen, instead of exogenous hormones, is the first of its kind and represents a step forward in metabolic mitochondrial medicine. It offers hope in the development of safer treatments for a wide range of diseases, particularly those associated with aging. |
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