By Philippe Mathelet
Resveratrol: anti-ageing
Resveratrol is one of the polyphenolic compounds known for their powerful antioxidant (flavonoids) and cardiovascular activity.
Resveratrol: to live longer
Aging depends on cellular health. For several years, a molecule has been the subject of numerous studies: Resveratrol.
This natural molecule is extracted from certain plants or from the vine.
Resveratrol is one of the polyphenolic compounds known for their powerful antioxidant activity (flavonoids).
In 1982, Japanese researchers highlighted Resveratrol’s ability to stop cell death induced by free radicals thanks to its action on mitochondria.
In 2003, researchers at HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL demonstrated that Resveratrol activated a longevity gene allowing the improvement of the energy efficiency of each cell.
Resveratrol provides a benefit to lifespan and acts in each cell on DNA.
Its action also extends to cardiovascular diseases (lowering blood pressure and cholesterol), to the fight against cancer and to Alzheimer’s disease (by delaying neuron death) thanks to its action on the central nervous system.
Resveratrol also acts on pulmonary diseases.
All its properties make Resveratrol an irreplaceable molecule by its action on the of ageing and on major health parameters.
To live longer in good health, to age well, and to live better, have the Resveratrol reflex.
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