Berbersome (Berber)

Communication, or the exchange of information between cells, essentially takes place via small molecules and proteins. As with cell phone signals, there are one or more transmitter cells and one or more receiver cells. If the receiver cell registers the signal, chemical messengers transmit the "information" within the cell along special "pathways" and thus lead to a change in the cell's activity. This change in activity can mean, for example, an acceleration or deceleration of work, but it can also mean that the cell suddenly produces completely different products. In terms of aging and longevity, four "pathways" have emerged on the molecular playing field:

• mTOR
• AMPK
• Sirtuins
• NF-kB

The discovery of these four pathways has enabled scientists to fundamentally change our understanding of aging. The presentation of these signaling pathways as pathways suggests that they are independent marches through the fountain of youth. However, this is a misconception due to the way they are formulated. mTOR, AMPK, sirtuins, and NF-kB are interrelated in many ways and are sometimes mutually dependent. Nevertheless, for ease of comprehension, let us take the paths toward longevity one at a time. Let's get started.
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Berbersome should be taken with plenty of liquid, preferably a glass of water. Whether you take the capsule together or separately with a meal is completely up to you. Currently, there is no study that shows one method to be superior. However, one thing is certain: not all berberine is the same. Our Berbersome owes its superior bioavailability to its coating of phospholipids from sunflower. A comparative study puts the advantage at ten times that of conventional berberine.(R)

Berbersome is best stored in a cool and dry place. Also keep out of direct sunlight and away from heat. Please keep out of the reach of children.

In principle, you can assume a shelf life of about two years. This information serves only as a guideline and is without guarantee. The exact best-before date of your purchase is noted on the bottom of the jar or packaging. Further information can be found on the product page.