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Breakthrough on Circadian Rhythms, Aging, & Metabolism

Our human systems are timed to a 24 hour clock. New research has shown that this clock regulates your energy levels and thus your metabolism. The researchers found that various proteins that regulate your clock and metabolism are linked and dependent on each other. This is a profound discovery.

Read More: aging, Cardio Helper, circadian rhythm, CLOCK, Daily Balancer™, metabolism, Resveratrol, SIRT1, timing

Resveratrol Boosts Brain Rejuvenation

Nutrients that activate the growth of new brain networks, which have the net result of improving brain flexibility or synaptic plasticity, are central to your brain having its own “fountain of youth.” Resveratrol is known to activate the anti-aging gene known as SIRT1 which helps keep cells alive longer. The new research shows that SIRT1, via different mechanisms, also boosts the formation of new brain networks by improving synaptic plasticity.

Read More: brain support, memory, rejuvenating effect, Resveratrol, SIRT1, synaptic plasticity

Sirtuin1 During Calorie Restriction – Application for Weight Management

Sirtuin1 is a longevity gene that is activated during times of food scarcity. It enables metabolism and your brain to maintain a higher-level state of function. The activation of this gene by eating less food is central to the anti-aging theory of calorie restriction. The sirtuin1 gene is also activated by the nutrient resveratrol. A novel animal study is proving new insights on how this gene works.

Read More: metabolism, Resveratrol, SIRT1, sirtuin1, weight loss

Branched-Chain Amino Acids Extend Lifespan

A groundbreaking study has demonstrated that feeding middle-aged male mice branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs) extended their lifespan by 12% while rejuvenating the cellular engines in their heart and muscles.

Read More: branch chain amino acids, longevity, mitochondria, SIRT1

Resveratrol Helps Improve the Fitness of Your Fat

Is your fat is fit? That’s not an oxymoron; fat plays an important role in your metabolic and cardiovascular health.

Read More: fat cells, obesity, Resveratrol, SIRT1, white adipose tissue