How long does c60 remain in the human body? Does it accumulate permanently? Or is it completely excreted overtime? If so how? How long is the process? If it accumulates, where does it accumulate? Have any of these questions been answered? Thanks.

"Officially", C60 is eliminated rather rapidly but there are strong suspicions that it may remain a very long time in the lipid bilayers of both cells and mitochondria and gets recycled into newly formed cell wall. This as a possible explanation why why rats lived nearly twice as long on just 24 doses.

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can it be used topically

Yes, C60 is an ingredient in very expensive skin creams, but in very low concentrations. Not because of safety considerations but because C60 is approx. the same price as gold, gram-for-gram.

There has been some reports of reactions from sunlight; so check that out before you rub it on your skin; or you could test it on a small patch of skin and report back to us.

Being oil soluble, C60 accumulates in the oily center layer of cell membranes. Being a rather small round molecule, it can penetrate into the cell and then into the internal cell membranes of both the nucleus and the mitochondria. Most of its anti-oxidant work would be in the cell membrane of mitochondria; since mitochondria are the source of most ROS (Reactive Oxygen Species - free radicals). Mitochondria produce ROS as a side product of their electron chain reactions to produce ATP in the Krebs cycle. (Google Krebs cycle). Most of the cellular damage from ROS would occur in the DNA in the mitochondria, and to a lesser extent in the DNA of the nucleus (which can more easily repair DNA damage than can the mitochondria), although damage to fatty acids in the cell membranes is also a problem. C60, being an oily substance is excreted with bile through the bile duct. Apparently although an excess is excreted, much of it must last a long time in the body; since the experimenters seldom gave their rats a dose of C60. No scientists to my knowledge are currently repeating the rat experiment; probably because the government won't fund it. (Think of the cost to Social Security). There has been an effort to scrub information about the illegal human use of C60 from the Internet. It can only be used legally in animals. My 65 kilo rat has been on daily C60 for 2 years now with no toxicity. Three more years to go to reach the rat lifespans in the rat experiment, heh, heh! Cheers!

On this topic, has C60 in olive oil tied some groups for itself? Because if pure C60 (not hydrated or similar) is inserted into human body it starts to deposit and becomes toxic.

Correct, C60 in olive oil forms extremely strong bonds with the oil's lipids (and can do the same with cell lipids), the resulting highly stable macromolecule is called lipofullerene C60 and on the contrary, instead of being toxic, it strongly prevents oxidative damage (documented in the study as well) and appears to prevent the formation of tumors in rats as well as make rats live nearly twice as long, apparently preventing them to die from the customary cancer or pneumonia and instead the rats die when the Hayflick limit of their cells has been exhausted, dying of generalized old age instead of the illnesses of old age. One could say that lipofullerene C60 is the "least toxic substance on Earth" in the sense that all we know about it that it prolongs life, prevents disease and damage caused by toxic oxidants. Please read the study and the articles on this site where everything is explained in detail, documented with data and photographs (I refer to a study where they proved with rat obductions that C60 prevents oxidative toxin damage: Compare the appearance of control group's livers with the group that received C60 in olive oil study done in reputable university in France!) with sources to the scientific evidence published in reputable medical journals. Start by reading the main study, linked to in the left sidebar. Also read the sidebar itself and observe the picture of Lipofullerene C60 inside the cell wall's lipid bilayer. All of this is hard science, lab experiments on animals done by Ph.D's in Western university laboratories, not trying to sell any product, not affiliated with C60 sales in any way. No hype - only hard, peer-reviewed, published science with control groups and subsequent analysis of the dead animal's organs.