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FEATURED PRODUCT
Resveratrol Ultra High Potency
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If you missed the television features on the ABC News Barbara Walters special: Live to 150...Can you do it?, Charlie Rose on PBS, and CBS News Correspondent Morley Safer's 60 Minutes interview with Harvard University researchers, then you are probably wondering what all the excitement is about, you may even be thinking "isn't Resveratrol just-another antioxidant?"
Resveratrol is much more than just "another antioxidant" and now the manufacturer of highly successful Resveratrol Ultra, Integrative Therapeutics, Inc., has introduced even more powerful product, Resveratrol Ultra High Potency and thus offers two choices; - highly potent Resveratrol Ultra High Potency 60 softgels, product code 157536 and
- Very popular and highly successful, original Resveratrol Ultra 60 tablets, product code 157698 of which DrugNatural.com is the largest retailer in the USA.
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Resveratrol Ultra and Resveratrol Ultra High Potency are nutritional supplements containing pure trans-resveratrol, a plant compound which research suggests can activate siRT1, an enzyme associated with longevity. Both the original and high potency formula utilize specialized extraction and purification methods, providing higher potency and stability. The unique formulas contain synergistic combination of resveratrol and rutin (quercetin rutinoside) to provide more anti-aging and cellular health support than resveratrol alone. Each supplement contains:
- Potent anti-aging antioxidant that supports cellular, heart, and neurological health
- Synergistic formula combining resveratrol and rutin (quercetin rutinoside)
- As much trans-resveratrol as in 80 bottles of red wine in one serving of Resveratrol Ultra (125 mg), our product code 157698 and
- as much as 118 bottles of red wine in one serving of Resveratrol Ultra High Potency (175 mg), our product code 157536
If you use Resveratrol, be sure the product comes from a reputable source. Some Internet companies offer a "free trial", however, after the trial period has ended, it is virtually impossible to cancel future orders and billing. Also, be sure the product contains trans-resveratrol in active form and polyphenols from red wine matrix and Japanese knotweed root.
Learn more about Resveratrol Ultra High Potency now!
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Benefits of Resveratrol
In the past ten years, an abundant number of scientific studies have documented the benefits of resveratrol consumption in the promotion and maintenance of optimal health. This natural polyphenolic phytochemical found in red wine (and other plants) is believed to be the key to the phenomenon referred to as the "French Paradox," which correlates wine intake with a low incidence of cardiovascular disease mortality, despite high intake of saturated fat. Beneficial results have been reported in the following area:
Aging - Resveratrol's anti-aging and life extension benefits are associated with activation of anti-aging genes, sirtuins. Cardiovascular Health - Resveratrol's positive effects on cardiovascular health are broad and encompass multiple modalities of health promoting actions. Inflammation - Resveratrol demonstrates a non-selective inhibition of both COX-1 and COX-2, thus signifying an anti-inflammatory effect. Gastrointestinal Health - Due to its anti-inflammatory properties, resveratrol use has demonstrated beneficial effects on gastrointestinal health. Antioxidant - Resveratrol has also been shown to be a potent antioxidant due to its ability to increase cellular content of manganese superoxide dismutase (MnSOD) Menopause - Resveratrol was found to reduce the risk of breast cancer and bone loss m postmenopausal women.
Warning
Both trans-resveratrol and cis-resveratrol isomers are found naturally in resveratrol, however trans-resveratrol is the desirable active ingredient; no benefits have been shown by cis-resveratrol.
If you use resveratrol, be sure the product comes from a reputable source. Some internet companies offer a "free trial", however, after the trial period has ended, it is virtually impossible to cancel future orders and billing. They also cliam to to "freeze dry" or "quick freeze" to obtain maximum effectiveness. There is no study done to back up such claims; these claims are designed with intent to channel customers towards their particular products. Also be sure the product contains the trans-resveratrol in active form and polyphenols from red wine matrix and Japanese knotweed root.
How It Works
Resveratrol
Healthy aging is an emerging research field. Once viewed as an inevitable aspect of life, several interventions have been shown to slow the progression of age-related decline. Considerable evidence has demonstrated that calorie restriction (CR) can increase lifespan, improve stress resistance, and maintain physical function.5,6 Animal studies have consistently shown that mice fed adequate vitamins and nutrients but 40 percent fewer calories, live up to 50 percent longer than mice fed usual diets. Observational research has long held that humans tend to live longer lives when calories are restricted. During times of famine, physiologic and metabolic changes within the human body bring increased survival. However, the obvious hardships associated with CR greatly reduces its acceptance, even by well-motivated individuals.
In the quest to replicate the benefits of CR, resveratrol, a polyphenol found in the skin of grapes and in red wine, has shown the most promise for as an anti-aging antioxidant and supports healthy aging. It is well-known that a moderate intake of alcohol, and red wine in particular, supports heart health. More recently, researchers began to suspect resveratrol might partially explain the so-called French paradox, the puzzling fact that people in France have exceedingly healthy cardiovascular function despite diets high in fat.
While the exact mechanism of action is uncertain, it is thought that resveratrol works primarily in two ways. First, it activates siRT1, a member of the sirtuin class of enzymes, an enzyme associated with longevity. By eliciting an active, highly conserved stress response, siRT1 increases longevity by increasing the ability to survive adversity. Secondly, resveratrol supports healthy mitochondrial production. Mitochondria are cell structures that metabolize glucose and other sugars, a process that naturally generates free radicals and causes increased oxidative stress. Over time, free radicals cause deterioration of the mitochondria themselves, degrading their efficiency and causing heavier production of free radicals. This ongoing, cell-degrading snowball effect is thought to be a major cause of aging. Resveratrol's effect on mitochondria may account for much of the compound's impressive effects in scientific studies so far. As new mitochondria are more efficient than the worn mitochondria they replace, they produce far less free radicals and less oxidative damage.
In 2006, researchers at Harvard Medical School and the National Institute on Aging studied the effect of resveratrol on three groups of middle-aged (one-year-old) mice. One mouse group was fed a diet with 60 percent of calories coming from fat. The second group was given the same high calorie diet, but was also fed resveratrol. The third group acted as a control and received a standard healthy diet.
The results found that the mice who received supplemental resveratrol lived over 30% longer than the mice who also ate the poor diet but did not receive resveratrol. Additionally, the group receiving supplemental resveratrol experienced additional support for liver health and had more mitochondria (essential for cellular energy) than the group who did not receive resveratrol supplementation.
Japanese Sophora (Sophora japonica) Flower Bud
Resveratrol Ultra contains rutin, a potent bioflavonoid from Japanese Sophora (Sophora japonica) Flower Bud. This clinically-studied plant compound possesses free radical scavenging activity and supports healthy collagen. A comparative study of flavonoids found that rutin effectively reduces pain and stiffness due to occasional overuse.Rutin is converted to quercentin in the body. Research suggests that the combination of quercetin and resveratrol provides more potent support for the immune system than either compound alone. Use of super-critical extraction results in Japanese Sophora Flower Bud extract with superior purity, safety, and potency.
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