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I bet one of the best penny stocks around would be OXIS International, Inc which produce anti aging products that incorporate L-Ergothioneine or ERGO to conserve and maintain the levels of antioxidants including Vitamin E, Vitamin C and glutathione which are required to combat free radicals in our body. Touching on this interesting subject about anti-aging, or more accurately, aging - I am but reminded of one of the essential doctrines in Buddhism, the Three marks of existence which states that all conditioned things have three characteristics - namely anicca, dukkha or anattā, which means impermanence, suffering and no self respectivey. Considering the first two characteristics, anicca and dukkha, is not aging a sign of impermanence and a proof of suffering? Would you suppose an anti-aging product would prove annica wrong and put an end to dukkha? That's some products for thought...
I bet one of the best penny stocks around would be OXIS International, Inc which produce anti aging products that incorporate L-Ergothioneine or ERGO to conserve and maintain the levels of antioxidants including Vitamin E, Vitamin C and glutathione which are required to combat free radicals in our body. Touching on this interesting subject about anti-aging, or more accurately, aging - I am but reminded of one of the essential doctrines in Buddhism, the Three marks of existence which states that all conditioned things have three characteristics - namely anicca, dukkha or anattā, which means impermanence, suffering and no self respectivey. Considering the first two characteristics, anicca and dukkha, is not aging a sign of impermanence and a proof of suffering? Would you suppose an anti-aging product would prove annica wrong and put an end to dukkha? That's some products for thought...
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