Provexis Share Discussion Threads

[davidlloyd] 26/9/2017 22:05

Skins on too.
DL

[librag] 26/9/2017 20:28

Oh dear ... "PROMISING DIETARY APPROACH".
Sounds like 4 tomatoes a day to me ... :)

[lafin] 26/9/2017 17:54

I liked this comment
" Professor Asim Duttaroy commented:

'The pilot study clearly shows the beneficial effects of Fruitflow(R) on two important cardiovascular risk factors, high blood pressure and platelet hyperactivity. From a public health standpoint, it has been reported that every 1 mmHg reduction in systolic blood pressure could prevent approximately 10,000 CVD deaths each year in the USA alone. Thus, Fruitflow(R) supplementation could be a promising dietary approach to achieve and maintain healthy blood pressure"


PROMISING DIETARY APPROACH

[twodegrees] 26/9/2017 16:09

hope you are right LibraG, we have had far too many fund raising events

[librag] 26/9/2017 16:02

Nope. Unless it's for JV, which will be fine by me.

[davidlloyd] 26/9/2017 16:00

Agree and understand totally. I suppose we should therefore expect a cash raising imminently! :-) Hey Ho.

DL

[twodegrees] 26/9/2017 15:52

David Lloyyd, so many people have been disappointed with previous news which has resulted in a share spike, only for the price to fall back and then surprise another call to raise cash, causing further dilution...perhaps when true figures of sales actually get this into a sustained profitability will the investor return.

[davidlloyd] 26/9/2017 15:48

That is an exceedingly good RNS. WHy so quiet on the board? A few years ago this would have taken off on such news.....life in the old dog yet perhaps (if we can get a smidgen of the Hypertension drug market, hee hee)

DL

[librag] 26/9/2017 14:22

lafin: are you so forgetful or just trolling?
"I didn't see anyone say that and I doubt anyone even thought that."

Yes you did see "ignorant/inertial" OWTTE. You ticked up Colbalt's post on iii.

Your link is fairly interesting but likely there's self-interest re. Aspirin. Doesn't mean they're wrong but the site is tacky and the paper is suspect.

[lafin] 26/9/2017 13:26

Looks a bit suspicious to me.

[lafin] 26/9/2017 13:22

Anyway,
Here is something you MAY be able to help with.


"MONDAY, Sept. 25, 2017 (HealthDay News) -- There is more than a 30 percent increased risk of cardiovascular events following discontinuation of low-dose aspirin in long-term users, according to a study published in the Sept 26 issue of Circulation.

Johan Sundström, M.D., Ph.D., from Uppsala University in Sweden, and colleagues used the Swedish prescription register (2005 through 2009) to identify 601,527 users of low-dose aspirin for primary or secondary prevention who were >40 years of age, free from previous cancer, and had ≥80 percent adherence during the first observed year of treatment. The Swedish inpatient and cause-of-death registers were used to identify cardiovascular events.

The researchers found that over a median of 3.0 years of follow-up, there were 62,690 cardiovascular events. There was a higher rate of cardiovascular events among patients who discontinued aspirin versus those who continued (multivariable-adjusted hazard ratio, 1.37). This rate translates to an additional cardiovascular event observed per year in one of every 74 patients who discontinue aspirin. The elevated risk appeared shortly after discontinuation and did not appear to diminish over time.

"Adherence to low-dose aspirin treatment in the absence of major surgery or bleeding is likely an important treatment goal," the authors write.

Several authors disclosed financial ties to pharmaceutical companies, including AstraZeneca, which partially funded the study."

[lafin] 26/9/2017 13:06

I didn't see anyone say that and I doubt anyone even thought that. re your sentence "I'm afraid this is precisely why medics are "ignorant/inertial"

[gix er] 26/9/2017 11:54

LibraG.

We touched on this a while back but the results were still to be published.
Here they are.

"Standardised tomato extract as an alternative
to acetylsalicylic acid in patients with primary
hypertension and high cardiovascular risk –
a randomised, controlled trial"

[librag] 26/9/2017 11:16

"Some doctors are ignorant of some things."

True, but on balance they're a damn site more insightful than ignorant, arrogant posters who don't have a clue.

Goodbye.

[lafin] 26/9/2017 10:45

Some doctors are ignorant of some things.I have told you before I have doctors in my family so I know that for a fact.
Also it's a bit daft to assume that on a shareboard people will always take what you type seriously.

[librag] 26/9/2017 10:12

Idiot alert.
They're referring to the kinetics of absorbtion. It's got nothing to do with steady state kinetics when taken regularly.

That's your answer but you won't understand it. It's confusion like this that lead others on the blue board to complain that Doctors are ignorant/inertial. What arrogance to opine about something you know nothing about.

[lafin] 25/9/2017 23:31

LibraG,
Lots of info about Fruitflow can be found on the Fruitflow plus website

This is in FAQ "Couldn't I get the same effect that Fruitflow provides just by eating tomatoes?
No, you cannot get the same effect by eating tomatoes. By taking the active ingredient out of the tomato it is absorbed into the body more quickly and effectively than if it was digested with the other solid parts of the tomato. This leads to an immediate benefit after taking Fruitflow®, which cannot be achieved by eating tomatoes".

This is in response to a recent post of yours.

This is something you have argued for weeks if not months previously and no one agreed with you.Why bring it up again now?

[lafin] 24/9/2017 12:53

You could be described as an educated idiot.
Not sure there is much difference.

[librag] 23/9/2017 13:29

Idiot alert.

[wheelds] 23/9/2017 01:14

It seems the potential health benefits for our Fruitflow plus Omega 3 is getter bigger and bigger:-
From an article I just checked out to do with managing Gout/Arthritis problems..
Article says;-
"Since gout is a form of arthritis and fish oil has been proven to be an effective treatment for arthritis, it only makes sense its omega-3 content benefits people with gout."
It seems Omega 3 is recognised around the world as an excellent health benefit promoted by the multi national DSM and for DSM to add Omega 3 to our Fruitflow shows the confidence they have in our Fruitflow plus Omega 3 world wide potential.IMHO

4 FISH OIL.

[librag] 19/9/2017 17:19

Probably not.

[lafin] 19/9/2017 16:05

Are you going to buy the book?