Antioxidant Complex* with vitamins, Reishi & amino acids

QuercetinIt is a natural plant pigment from the flavonoid group, which in turn belongs to the polyphenols – powerful secondary plant compounds that protect plants from environmental influences such as UV radiation, pollutants, and pests. This is found in ourAntioxidant Complex*The quercetin in this product is extracted from the Japanese pagoda tree (Sophora japonica), a particularly high-quality and natural source. This origin not only guarantees purity but also optimal bioavailability, allowing your body to efficiently absorb the valuable properties of quercetin.

ReishiReishi, also known as Ling Zhi or Ganodermalucidum, is a traditional mushroom that has been valued for millennia, especially in Asian cultures, and is increasingly gaining popularity in the West. Reishi is characterized by its deep red to brown color and is known for its remarkable resilience, which allows it to thrive in diverse environments. It is thus able to survive in different climatic conditions and adapt to various habitats.

Turmeric, known as the "golden root," contains the valuable plant compound curcumin, prized for its diverse properties. As a secondary plant compound, curcumin helps the plant protect itself against external influences such as UV radiation and pollutants. In our products, we use Curcuma longa extract from a particularly high-quality and natural source. This selection guarantees the highest purity and optimal bioavailability, allowing your body to effectively utilize the valuable properties of curcumin.

In the context of healthy aging and longevity, the antioxidant effect of Vitamin E. A special role is played by the fact that cellular stress increases with age – particularly due to so-called free radicals. These are primarily produced in the mitochondria, for example when their function is impaired. (Murphy, 2008)

Vitamin E helps protect cell membranes from oxidative stress – a mechanism closely linked to maintaining genomic stability. Oxidative stress is considered a key factor in DNA damage and mutations that can accumulate over the years, accelerating aging and increasing the risk of degenerative diseases. By reducing this stress, vitamin E indirectly supports the maintenance of cellular integrity – a crucial foundation for long-term health and longevity.

Folate (folic acid | vitamin B9) Folate is an essential, water-soluble B vitamin involved in numerous fundamental metabolic processes. It contributes to maternal tissue growth during pregnancy, supports normal amino acid synthesis, and plays a role in normal blood cell formation. Folate is also important for normal homocysteine metabolism, plays a role in normal psychological function, and supports the normal function of the immune system. Furthermore, it contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue and has a role in cell division.

In the context of healthy aging and longevity, folate is increasingly coming into focus because this B vitamin plays a central role in epigenetic processes. Epigenetics describes how environmental factors and lifestyle influence gene activity without altering the DNA sequence—that is, whether genes are "switched on" or "switched off." With increasing age, dysregulated patterns of this switching on and off occur, which is considered one of the early molecular hallmarks of aging. (López-Otín et al., 2023)Folate is a key factor in one-carbon metabolism and is involved in methylation reactions that enable orderly DNA methylation, nucleotide synthesis, and normal cell division. (Mandaviya et al., 2019; Zeisel, 2017) DNA methylation acts like cellular switches and is closely linked to cell division and DNA integrity. Adequate folate levels support these processes, contribute to normal cell division, and thus help maintain genetic stability – a mechanism that is particularly important for slowing down cellular aging processes and preserving healthy cell functions in the long term.