with Resveratrol 375 mg
- Longevity Support
- Stimulates Autophagy
- Powerful Polyphenol Support
- Cardiovascular Protection
- Neurocognitive Support
Problem:
Our bodies naturally lose a critical substance called Spermidine as we age. Although we get Spermidine from our diet, many people don’t eat enough of Spermidine rich foods (mushrooms, wheat germ, peas, broccoli). Studies show a pronounced benefit to longevity when dietary Spermidine levels are robust. Spermidine is critical in our bodies process of translating our genes into proteins, the building blocks that make up our physical cells and tissues. Spermidine is also highly researched for its ability to stimulate Autophagy, or cellular housekeeping. Proper Autophagy insures that old, deformed or dysfunctional cells and structures in our bodies are recycled to keep our systems running smoothly.
Solution:
True-Spermidine™️ 3 mg with Resveratrol delivers the clinically validated 3 mg/day dose shown to add over 5 years of lifespan in a landmark prospective study conducted over 20 years (The Bruneck Study by Keichl, et al). Using True-Spermidine™️ 3 mg insures maximum protection from heart disease and other life threatening disease. The inclusion of trans-Resveratrol is an added benefit in helping moderate body systems like cholesterol, blood sugar and immune function.
Mechanism:
Spermidine stimulates Autophagy through complex cellular signaling based on its chemical structure as a “Polyamine”. It also performs critical steps in the translation of DNA into the synthesis of proteins. Resveratrol, a polyphenol, is well known for its ability to reduce oxidative stress from free radicals, and moderate inflammation and other crucial physiological systems.
Related:
When seeking additional supplemental support for overall healthspan and longevity, the following products may be incorporated for additional benefit:
-Additional Longevity support: Polyphenol-Max™️, Verified-NMN™️
-Additional Immune support: True-HealthDefense™️, True-Gluathione™️
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