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kmud-150821-longevity-and-nootropics — Ray Peat Clip

This curated audio highlight features Ray Peat speaking in the interview kmud-150821-longevity-and-nootropics. The excerpt begins at 43:17 and runs for 53 seconds.

So they're anti-inflammatory and pro-respiratory. So is this why it probably has an action with reducing menopausal hot flashes? If it's reducing nitric oxide. Nitric oxide does cause flushing and is connected with hot flashes. So I think probably the dominant effect is to lower nitric oxide for the cholinesterase inhibitors will tend to increase nitric oxide by stimulating the acetylcholine nerves. OK, I guess moving on to ginkgo. Most people know ginkgo. It's been used for a long time in the Chinese traditional medicine system, more particularly for elderly people to improve cognitive function.