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However, they are not entitled to play loose with the facts. Recently, our opponents have been publishing a series of lies and half-truths regarding a study recently released by the Institute. The study in question showed that the drug Genuflex reverses the effects of aging in mice. Our opponents are claming that the mice in the study experienced alarming changes in behavior. These allegations are untrue. While there was a disruption in the circadian rhythms of some mice, this happened in such a small number as to be statistically insignificant. Claims regarding an increase in bloodlust and aggression in the mice are categorically untrue. We are currently reviewing all of our legal options to put a stop to these slanderous accusations.
The Santa Rosa Institute has never and will never place results over the safety of our workers and the community at large.
