Spermidin Mono Capsules 1 mg
Spermidin Mono Capsules 1 mg
- With 1 mg of body-identical spermidine
- Obtained from natural soybean extract
- Only one capsule a day
- Gluten-free
- Lactose-free
- Made in Germany
- No artificial flavourings
- Vegan
- Gluten-free
- Lactose-free
- Made in Germany
- No artificial flavourings
- Vegan
- The body's own messenger substance: Contains the biogenic polyamine spermidine, which occurs naturally as a messenger substance in every body cell
- Cell cleansing: Spermidine is said to have the effect of activating a cellular cleansing process (autophagy), which can prevent cell damage and slow down aging
- Anti-aging: Studies have shown that the spermidine concentration can decrease with age, which is said to promote the aging process.
- 1 mg spermidine per capsule (only one capsule per day)
- Soybeans are one of the richest sources of spermidine
- 100 percent vegan and gluten-free
- Regularly checked by german and independent laboratories
- Developed and produced by pharmaceutical experts in our own production facility in Nauheim, Hesse
Product number | 10300 |
PZN | 17669598 |
EAN | 4260085384952 |
Packaging size | 60 Capsules |
Capsule shell | Vegetarian |
Did you know?
Metabolic end products are constantly accumulating in all body cells - a kind of garbage that can damage the cells. The self-cleaning process that is responsible for removal is called autoph-agy. The Japanese researcher Professor Dr. Yoshinori Ōsumi discovered them in the 1990s. In 2016 he was awarded the Nobel Prize for his discovery. Translated from Latin, autophagy means "digest yourself". The body breaks down damaged cell components into their individual parts and installs them where they are needed. The activity of autophagy should decrease with age. Studies have shown that autophagy can be activated in a targeted manner. This should work by fasting for several hours. There are substances that mimic the effects of fasting and can also help activate autophagy. Spermidine, first found in semen, is one such substance. The body's own messenger substance is produced by our intestinal bacteria, but it can also be ab-sorbed through food.
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