Reserveage Nutrition - Resveratrol with Pterostilbene 500 mg. - 60 Vegetarian Capsules Reserveage Beauty

May Support Longevity
Resveratrol has garnered a lot of attention in the scientific field because of its possibility is extending the lifespan in several organisms. One idea is that it possibly activates specific genes that prevent diseases related to aging. In 60% of the animals studied, resveratrol demonstrated an ability to lengthen the lifespan.

May Help Enhance Joint Health
When it comes to joint problems, arthritis is a common issue which is a painful and debilitating disease. At times it may even lead to loss of mobility due to inflamed and painful joints. It has been studied that resveratrol may have protective benefits for joint health keeping the cartilage from deteriorating. One of the symptoms of arthritis that causes joint pain is the breakdown of cartilage. In a study on rabbits with arthritis that were given resveratrol resulted in less cartilage damage. In some studies, reduction of inflammation with resveratrol supplementation led to preventative damage to joints.

May Help with Metabolic Problems
In animal studies, resveratrol has shown potential in controlling blood glucose levels through the increased insulin sensitivity of cells. One hypothesis put forth by researchers is that resveratrol may be able to inhibit an enzyme from converting glucose into sugar alcohol known as sorbitol. When it comes to people with metabolic problems, a buildup of sorbitol can cause oxidative stress on cells that damage it. Resveratrol is also a potent antioxidant that can help fight oxidative stress which is a common result or byproduct of metabolic diseases.

May Have Neuroprotective Benefits
Various studies have reported that drinking red wine may have positive effects on age-related cognitive decline. Researchers have theorized that this benefit stems from resveratrol’s anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. Resveratrol has been shown to interfere with the formation of beta-amyloid which are protein fragments that can aggregate and form plaques. These plaque formations are one of the hallmark signs of cognitive decline.

May Support Good Lipid Profile
There are animal studies that support that resveratrol may change fats in the blood in a positive way. On a specific study on mice fed with high-polyunsaturated fat and a high protein diet plus resveratrol supplements resulted in a decrease in body weight and total cholesterol levels. They also noted that good cholesterol levels have increased. Research has shown that resveratrol may positively impact an enzyme that controls the production of cholesterol. On human studies, resveratrol supplementation resulted in a decrease in their bad cholesterol by as much as 20% compared to the control group.