It's been a while, but here's to summarize so far:

I stopped taking my C-60 mixture at the end of June, to see if it had caused any change in my mental outlook.  The only thing I've noticed in the time since then, is a gradual decrease in energy, though still a bit more hyper-active than I was before starting.  I was a little worried that the C-60 would interfere with a free radical of nitrogen that is important in neural activity.  It hasn't appeared to cause any problems, however.

I intend to restart my dosage schedule at the end of August, after I can find a way to make it taste better.

Random update.

I have noticed a decreased tolerance for alcohol, and a continued study increase in physical energy, to the point where I often feel mental fatigue before I'm physically tired now.

I'm still taking the same amount per week, I intend to for approx 3 months.

End of month 1

I have continued taking 200 ml/week of my fullerene solution.  I have noticed that I tend to have more energy throughout the day, and fewer muscle aches when I wake up of a morning.

No record-able physiological changes.

End of week 2

I've decided on a dose of 40 ml/day, 5 days a week.  It's a little bit less than a shot's worth, so it has less chance of making you feel ill, since most people don't regularly drink cups of oil.

The only change I've noticed over the last two weeks is a slight increase in energy, which may be from adding the olive oil to my diet.

Just an update

So, it's been little over a week since I started. No noticeable changes in my mood, although I've found myself needing caffeine a bit less.  (From a pot a day to a cup or two a day).

Only potential worry is that it'll interfere with the NO process in my nervous system.

I mixed 0.5 grams of C60 in 1L of olive oil.

After mixing, it appeared to be a dark brown in color.

I allowed this mixture to sit in a dark room for 10 days, after which it took on the deep red/purple color that signifies C60 dissolved in a lipid base.

I intended to take the full 200 mL of my first weekly dose today.  However, I hadn't realized quite how disgusting that much olive oil tastes.  I will be dividing the dose down into a daily measure, which should be more palatable.  :\ Poor reason, I know, but if it's ever going to be commonly accepted, it needs to be a dosage that doesn't make you feel nauseous.

So, equivalent portions for my body weight to the study is a dose of  0.258g/0.3225L per dose.

I don't have an accurate enough scale for that, so I'm going to do 0.5g/1L