OpenCures

As anyone who has been through a major health challenge knows, nothing is more important than being healthy. Unfortunately, we often only realize this AFTER something has gone wrong with our health or someone we care about has become ill. Wouldn't it be great if we could gain insight into our own biology and know when something changed in our health? OpenCures seeks to give people the tools to monitor their health in ways never before possible and to provide them with an "early warning system". We help people gain understanding when steps they take are making a difference. Join us and help yourself. *- Kevin Perrott, Cancer Survivor -*

Who wouldn't want to know how bad COVID would be if they got it? Nightingale Health has developed a blood test that can do that, and OpenCures can help you take it. Just message me and let me know you're interested. You will learn a lot about your health in the process, not just resistance to the worst of COVID. https://www.medrxiv.org/conte/10.1101/2020.07.02.20143685v1

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OpenCures believes in collaboration and cheering on the success of our friends who are focusing their energies to fight our common enemies, disease and death. I couldn't be more pleased to hear that Michael Geer and his Co-founder Peter Ward hit a massive milestone in the launch of Humanity. I hope everyone has the chance to have a look at what they are doing and get involved! We look forward to watching them move from strength-to-strength! Congratulations!

More evidence that low plasmalogens are associated with Alzheimer's and other disorders of aging. If you are interested in protecting your health and longevity by raising your plasmalogen levels, OpenCures can help you access the metabolomics test for plasmalogen levels and get your blood tested as well as provide you with the first plasmalogen supplement that makes it through your digestion into your blood, both test and plasmalogen courtesy of Prodrome Sciences.

MAJOR PUBLICATION ON DEMENTIA AND PLASMALOGENS: OpenCures wants to empower people to measure and optimize their health. Here's another milestone publication supported by the Alzheimer's Association that links low plasmalogen levels to risk of death and dementia. Plasmalogens are critical lipid molecules found in high concentrations in the brain, heart, lungs, eyes, and kidneys. They are necessary for optimal neurotransmitter performance. Levels decrease with disease and age. Plasmalogens are key antioxidants and anti-inflammatory molecules. OpenCures can help self-directed researchers try the first pure naturally-derived plasmalogen oil that actually raises levels of plasmalogen in the blood. https://alz-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com//10/alz.12110