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Aug
What is GlyNAC? (Glycine & N-Acetyl-Cysteine)
GlyNAC consists of two molecules. The non-essential amino acid L-glycine and N-acetyl-cysteine. You may also know NAC by another name. As ACC, N-acetyl-cysteine is often...
01
Aug
What is NAD (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide)?
NAD is the short form of nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide. The molecule consists of two mononucleotides linked by a chemical bond. It is present in almost all of our...
03
Jul
What is hyaluron (hyaluronic acid)?
Hyaluron, or hyaluronic acid, is familiar to many from plastic surgery, where the substance has long been used as a "wrinkle filler" for the skin. The molecule comes naturally...
We humans have been trying to better understand individual biochemical processes for thousands of years. What used to be visible to the naked eye
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Nicotinamide Adenine dinucleotide (NAD)
01
Aug
What is NAD (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide)?
NAD is the short form of nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide. The molecule consists of two mononucleotides linked by a chemical bond. It is present in almost all of our...
01
Dec
What is NMN?
We humans have been trying to better understand individual biochemical processes for thousands of years. What used to be limited to processes visible to the naked eye has evolved into...
What is ... ?
22
Aug
What is GlyNAC? (Glycine & N-Acetyl-Cysteine)
GlyNAC consists of two molecules. The non-essential amino acid L-glycine and N-acetyl-cysteine. You may also know NAC by another name. As ACC, N-acetyl-cysteine is often...
03
Jul
What is hyaluron (hyaluronic acid)?
Hyaluron, or hyaluronic acid, is familiar to many from plastic surgery, where the substance has long been used as a "wrinkle filler" for the skin. The molecule comes naturally...
25
Jun
What is betaine, trimethylglycine (TMG)?
Betaine, also called trimethylglycine (TMG), is a naturally occurring molecule found, for example, in spinach, beetroot or quinoa. Even your own body...
11
Apr
What is berberine?
People have been using herbal substances for medicinal and culinary purposes for thousands of years. One of these substances is berberine, which is still traditionally used in naturopathy to treat...
07
Dec
What is glucosamine?
As part of longevity research, many longevity enthusiasts are concerned with keeping their bodies healthy for as long as possible. This includes, in addition to maintaining cognitive performance, the...
19
Jul
What is alpha-ketoglutarate (AKG)?
Alpha-ketoglutarate (AKG) is involved in many physiological functions and processes in our body. Since AKG levels decrease with age, it has been used in longevity research to...
28
Jun
What is magnesium?
In the context of articles on healthy lifestyles, one reads time and again about certain micronutrients that are supposed to have a positive effect on our health and the ageing process....
01
Jun
What is resveratrol?
Resveratrol is an antioxidant molecule that belongs to the group of secondary plant compounds and there to the polyphenols. In general, secondary plant compounds are plant hormones or colouring,...
20
May
What is carnosine?
Carnosine is the simplest form of a dipeptide - i.e. the combination of two amino acids - consisting of alanine and histidine. These proteins are part of our...
13
May
What is quercetin?
Quercetin is an increasingly well-known representative of the group of polyphenols and flavonoids, which are natural dyes characterised in particular by their light yellow colour (from the Latin flavus; yellow)....
06
Dec
What is spermidine?
Spermidine is a biogenic amine for chemistry. For longevity research, the micronutrient is a beacon of hope. For us, spermidine can be a way to maintain healthy...
01
Dec
What is NMN?
We humans have been trying to better understand individual biochemical processes for thousands of years. What used to be limited to processes visible to the naked eye has evolved into...
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29
Dec
How can I take carnosine?
Carno- how? Do experts in chemistry and pharmacy always have to come up with such funny terms? In this case, however, it is worthwhile to use the three syllables...
21
Dec
How can I take betaine?
Many names, but only one meaning. Whether betaine, trimethylglycine or simply TMG, all expressions mean one and the same promising molecule from the longevity range. Betaine...
21
Dec
How can I take resveratrol?
Resveratrol is a promising molecule in the longevity field and is known as the active ingredient of red wine. The molecule is considered both an anti-ageing and longevity agent, as well as a...
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25
Jun
What is betaine, trimethylglycine (TMG)?
Betaine, also called trimethylglycine (TMG), is a naturally occurring molecule found, for example, in spinach, beetroot or quinoa. Even your own body...
01
Jun
What is resveratrol?
Resveratrol is an antioxidant molecule that belongs to the group of secondary plant compounds and there to the polyphenols. In general, secondary plant compounds are plant hormones or colouring,...
21
Dec
How can I take resveratrol?
Resveratrol is a promising molecule in the longevity field and is known as the active ingredient of red wine. The molecule is considered both an anti-ageing and longevity agent, as well as a...
19
Jan
What are phospholipids?
Phospholipids are a familiar term, especially to chemists. They are a special class of lipids (fats). What makes the small molecules particularly...
02
Feb
How can I recognise genuine NMN?
Nicotinamide mononucleotide (NMN) is one of the most counterfeited molecules in the world. A study in the USA recently tested 22 different suppliers - with devastating results....
19
Jul
What is alpha-ketoglutarate (AKG)?
Alpha-ketoglutarate (AKG) is involved in many physiological functions and processes in our body. Since AKG levels decrease with age, it has been used in longevity research to...
29
Dec
How can I take carnosine?
Carno- how? Do experts in chemistry and pharmacy always have to come up with such funny terms? In this case, however, it is worthwhile to use the three syllables...
03
Jul
What is hyaluron (hyaluronic acid)?
Hyaluron, or hyaluronic acid, is familiar to many from plastic surgery, where the substance has long been used as a "wrinkle filler" for the skin. The molecule comes naturally...
01
Aug
What is NAD (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide)?
NAD is the short form of nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide. The molecule consists of two mononucleotides linked by a chemical bond. It is present in almost all of our...
22
Aug
What is GlyNAC? (Glycine & N-Acetyl-Cysteine)
GlyNAC consists of two molecules. The non-essential amino acid L-glycine and N-acetyl-cysteine. You may also know NAC by another name. As ACC, N-acetyl-cysteine is often...
13
May
What is quercetin?
Quercetin is an increasingly well-known representative of the group of polyphenols and flavonoids, which are natural dyes characterised in particular by their light yellow colour (from the Latin flavus; yellow)....
15
Apr
What is sulforaphane?
In recent years, the importance of a healthy diet for our overall health and longevity has become increasingly important. Scientific research has shown that...
11
Apr
What is berberine?
People have been using herbal substances for medicinal and culinary purposes for thousands of years. One of these substances is berberine, which is still traditionally used in naturopathy to treat...
19
Oct
How stable is Uthever® NMN?
Customers regularly ask us: How should I store Uthever® NMN? How stable is it at room temperature? Do I need to store it in the refrigerator?
In this...
31
Aug
Five supplements despite healthy diet
For many people, it is difficult to meet the body's nutritional needs through diet. The reasons for this are manifold and include the individual genetic...
21
Dec
How can I take betaine?
Many names, but only one meaning. Whether betaine, trimethylglycine or simply TMG, all expressions mean one and the same promising molecule from the longevity range. Betaine...
06
Dec
What is spermidine?
Spermidine is a biogenic amine for chemistry. For longevity research, the micronutrient is a beacon of hope. For us, spermidine can be a way to maintain healthy...
18
May
Senolytics - broad front against the zombie cells
What are senolytics?
Senolytics are generally molecules that have an effect in the body. They have shown very promising results in many studies and support the...
07
Dec
What is glucosamine?
As part of longevity research, many longevity enthusiasts are concerned with keeping their bodies healthy for as long as possible. This includes, in addition to maintaining cognitive performance, the...
01
Dec
What is NMN?
We humans have been trying to better understand individual biochemical processes for thousands of years. What used to be limited to processes visible to the naked eye has evolved into...
28
Jun
What is magnesium?
In the context of articles on healthy lifestyles, one reads time and again about certain micronutrients that are supposed to have a positive effect on our health and the ageing process....
20
May
What is carnosine?
Carnosine is the simplest form of a dipeptide - i.e. the combination of two amino acids - consisting of alanine and histidine. These proteins are part of our...
