Georgi Dinkov’s write up on series of studies by Hans Selye, on substances that slowed, and maybe even reverse, soft-tissue calcification (calciphylaxis), and possibly so called “aging” itself.
The even better news is according to [5] and [6] below a hefty dose of vitamin E (alpha-tocopherol acetate) was also able to fully block the calciphylaxis. Now, the dose of vitamin E used in that study was also quite high – an HED of about 4g-5g daily. However, the study used alpha-tocopheryl acetate, which is known to be only about 30% – 50% as effective as alpha-tocopherol. So, if one used pure alpha-tocopherol then a dose of 2g -2.5g daily should suffice. This is still a high dose but it has been used clinically in the 20th century for a variety if estrogen-related issues, especially by the Shute brothers. Perhaps just as importantly, study [7] below demonstrates that vitamin E protects from the side effects of high-dose anabolic steroids, which makes a combination of vitamin E + testosterone a rather good combination for blocking / reversing systemic soft-tissue calcification and possibly retarding the whole aging process.
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