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Urolithin A

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3 creators

Targeting mitophagy to support mitochondrial and skin health

"I'm also a fan of things like urolithin A, where it really does target mitophagy directly. You can get some endogenous urolithin, it's a byproduct of things like walnuts and pomegranates from your gut, but I do think that oral supplementation can definitely..."

Mamina Turegano

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Daily supplement for metabolic, brain and muscle function and autophagy

"You can actually take a urolithin A supplement, and it's something that I actually use every day, mostly from a metabolic function, from brain function, from a muscle function, from autophagy... One of the things it also seems to do is reduce inflammation, ..."

Mark Hyman, MD

Mitochondrial health support as part of cognitive decline prevention strategy

"I am taking urolithin A myself for checking, in some respects, a mitochondrial box — paying a lot of attention to insulin sensitivity and glucose disposal."

Tim Ferriss

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GHK-Cu

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2 creators

Collagen recycling and rebuilding

"We do have topical GHK-Cu, the topical copper peptides, which we definitely have good evidence for. I mean, not as good as retinoids for sure, but that helps with collagen recycling and rebuilding. So, incorporating copper peptides is wonderful into your ro..."

Mamina Turegano

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Skin health and inflammation reduction

"As of late, you hear GHK... I've been doing some of that. I feel like that's been kind of clearing me up a little more, so it's more of an inflammation reduction kind of thing, and then that extra collagen upregulation. I'm not sprouting hair everywhere, bu..."

Sam Sulek

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