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Originally Posted by tl2001
This is a fantastic read; thanks, VT.
Your article mentions the blocking of the COX-2 enzyme as likely partly responsible for the indirect impairment of protein synthesis by ingestion of anti-inflammatory drugs, so one wonders if there are techniques to do the opposite. That is, somehow enhance the COX-2 enzyme, thus artificially increasing prostaglandin E2. In other words, if NSAIDs can portentially block the enzyme and ultimately impair protein synthesis, how would one go about doing the opposite?
rgds,
TL
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wow, that's a great point you brought up man. I'd like to hear some comments on this.
and to the original poster of this thread, thank you, this article is very good.