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Adenosine

Basic Information

Adenosine is a nucleic acid.
Available from natural sources? Yes
Available from synthetic sources? No
Prescription required? No

NATURAL SOURCES

All foods

REASONS TO USE

  • Functions as essential part of every living cell, but supplemental products taken orally are useless.

    UNPROVED SPECULATED BENEFITS

    Injectable form:

  • Treats congestive heart failure.
  • Relieves angina (See Glossary).
  • Increases vigor.
  • Permits greater exercise endurance.
  • Increases life span.
  • Improves liver function.
  • Enhances memory.
  • Relieves problems caused by emphysema.
  • Improves skin quality.

    WHO NEEDS ADDITIONAL AMOUNTS?

  • No one.

    DEFICIENCY SYMPTOMS

  • None

    UNPROVED SPECULATED SYMPTOMS

  • Aging
  • All forms of degenerative diseases

    LAB TESTS TO DETECT DEFICIENCY

  • None available, except for experimental purposes.

    DOSAGE AND USAGE INFORMATION

    Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA):
    No RDA has been established. Oral supplements are destroyed in
    the intestine and do not get absorbed. Therefore they can exert
    NO influence.

    What this nucleic acid does:

  • Nucleic acids form the substance of DNA (desoxyribonucleic acid) and RNA (ribonucleic acid). "Messages" are transferred because of the actions of the purine and pyrimidine bases of DNA and RNA, which include adenine, guanine, cytosine and thymine. These messages form encoded genetic instructions that guide the development of all living cells.
  • Supplements have been advertised for oral use, topical use (as in cosmetics) and injectable use. "Cellular therapy," once popular in Europe, is the practice of injecting preparations of cells from young animals into humans with the false promise of replacing "worn-out" tissues in aging human bodies. These treatments are extremely expensive, dangerous and have been completely discredited.
  • No positive effects can be possible with oral forms.

    Available as

  • Tablets and capsules: Swallow whole with full glass of liquid. Don't chew or crush. Take with meals or 1 to 1-1/2 hours after meals unless otherwise directed by your doctor.These are normally found in health-food stores.
  • Injectable forms are administered by doctor or nurse.

    WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS

    Don't take if you:

  • Have any medical problem listed under UNPROVED SPECULATED BENEFITS. There may be safer, more-effective treatments.

    Consult your doctor if you have:

  • Any medical problems listed under UNPROVED SPECULATED BENEFITS. There may be safer, more-effective treatments.

    Over age 55:

  • There may be safer, more-effective treatments.

    Pregnancy:

  • There may be safer, more-effective treatments.
  • Don't take megadoses.

    Breast-feeding:

  • There may be safer, more-effective treatments.
  • Don't take megadoses.

    Effect on lab tests:

  • None known.

    Storage:

  • Store in cool, dry place away from direct light, but don't freeze.
  • Store safely out of reach of children.
  • Don't store in bathroom medicine cabinet. Heat and moisture may change action of nucleic acid.

    Others:

  • Injectable forms can cause serious reactions, including anaphylaxis, serum sickness, transfer of disease.

    OVERDOSE/TOXICITY

    Signs and symptoms:
    None for oral forms. For injectable forms, see ADVERSE
    REACTIONS OR SIDE EFFECTS section below.

    What to do:

  • For symptoms of overdosage: Discontinue nucleic acid, and consult doctor. Also see ADVERSE REACTIONS OR SIDE EFFECTS section below.
  • For accidental overdosage (such as child taking entire bottle): Dial 911 (emergency), 0 for operator or your nearest Poison Control Center.

    ADVERSE REACTIONS OR SIDE EFFECTS


    None known

    INTERACTION WITH OTHER SUBSTANCES

    None known

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