Al-Marsad Newspaper: Russian Bioengineering College Vice Dean Dmitry Vilensky has revealed a new life-extending anti-aging drug.
Dmitry said the drug was called anti-aging “blastometin” and the results showed it extends the life of the animals, according to the Russian agency TASS.
The effect of the treatment has been demonstrated on mice, yeasts, fruit flies, fish, dogs and rabbits and is likely to be placed on the market after passing all required clinical tests.
“SkQ1 was invented, a powerful antioxidant, capable of penetrating the mitochondria and fighting free forms of oxygen at the site of its production,” added Dmitriy Vilensky.
He concluded: “Anti-aging agents have been created on the basis of this substance, including Visomitin drops, Exomitin ointment for wound healing and MitoVitan cosmetics, all available on the market.”
