Cell Primer Science
Priming your cells for greatness
Science-backed compounds
A powerful antioxidant and senolytic found in fruits and vegetables such as red onions, exhibiting anti-inflammatory properties and supporting overall health.
A naturally occurring senolytic compound found in strawberries, holds the potential to combat senescent or 'zombie cells' accumulation in our bodies.
A coenzyme and antioxidant supporting cellular energy production. It is naturally found in the body but tends to decline with age. Also found in trace amounts in fermented soybeans and green peppers.
Found in mushrooms, this natural antioxidant is known for its exceptional cellular protection attributes. By shielding our cells from oxidative stress, it aids in maintaining their health and vitality.
A natural polyamine and famous longevity ingredient found in wheat germ and soybeans, renowned for its ability to stimulate autophagy, the vital process of cellular self-renewal.
An essential trace mineral found in nuts and seafood, supporting immune function, antioxidant defence against cell damage, reproduction and energy production.
Autophagy is a natural process where cells break down and recycle their own damaged components, essentially a cellular "cleanup" mechanism. It keeps cells healthy by removing harmful debris and making way for new cell growth. Spermidine supports autophagy through various mechanisms, such as inhibiting specific proteins, regulating signalling pathways, and promoting metabolic changes.
As you age, your body accumulates "worn-out" cells that no longer function properly. Accumulation of these senescent cells, over time, leads to chronic inflammation, a well-recognised marker for many age-related diseases. Natural senolytics like Quercetin and Fisetin have great potential in clearing out senescent cells, as shown in clinical studies.
Oxidative stress occurs when there's an imbalance between free radicals and antioxidants in the body, leading to cell damage and ageing. The Cell Primer contains potent antioxidants like Ergothioneine, Quercetin, PQQ and Selenium. They support energy production in your cells, and even help repair and rejuvenate cells by neutralising damaging free radicals.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE
| Benefits | References |
|---|---|
| Promotes autophagy |
Hofer et al., 2022 Zhang et al., 2020 Minois, 2014 Eisenberg et al., 2009 |
| Mitigates senescent cells |
Huard et al., 2023 Apparoo et al., 2022 Kirkland et al., 2020 Baek et al., 2020 Yousefzade et al., 2018 D' Onofrio et al., 2016 |
| Supports cellular health |
Aghababaei et al., 2023 Ni et al., 2021 Xia et al., 2021 Wang et al., 2017 Zhang et al., 2012 |
| Enhanced anti-inflammatory properties |
Mahmoodpoor et al., 2023 Deepika et al., 2022 Borodina et al., 2020 Choi et al., 2012 Laurenza et al., 2008 Rahman et al., 2003 |
