Arterosil -- anyone had experience with this?

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Originally Posted by noodlecat

I looked at the website. The active ingredient isn't stated (or I didn't see it) but it is patented. That means whatever this is it can't be "all natural" because natural elements can't be patented.

I googled it and found this: "The primary active ingredient of Arterosil is rhamnan sulfate, derived from a rare green seaweed found in east Asia."

Then I googled "rhamnan sulfate" and most of the sites that popped up used scientific language that laymen couldnt understand. One site did mention its suppressive activity of blood clotting. That alone might be somewhat frightening.

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My spouse with memory loss started taking Arterosil HP several months ago. Originally $99 mo at Dr's office but was reduced by his cashier to $75 when I asked for 2 (60 capsule ea).

Do Doctors sell at a profit? Of course. Rules from Calroy Health Sciences to resellers (Doctors) states that setting a selling price is their option but advertising below the $100 range is forbidden (or words to that effect)(Google search)

Our container does not indicate any reference to a Patent but the Circle R indicating that it is registered.

My Google search found that a recent Warning Letter was sent by the FDA to:

Calroy Health Sciences, LLC MARCS-CMS 636311 — NOVEMBER 14, 2022

A snippet: This letter notifies you of our concerns and provides you an opportunity to address them. Failure to adequately address these matters may result in legal action including, without limitation, seizure and injunction.

Many unknowns but mainly I would like to know if Arterosil HP is effective in slowing down dementia progress ?