Fisetin

Fisetin is a “flavonoid”, which is found in apples, strawberries, grapes onions . . . It does not require a prescription.

Your body recycles cells all the time. It give instructions to target cells to undergo apoptosis [self induced death]. Some cells start the process but fail to complete apoptosis and go into a state of “senescence”. They become “zombie cells”.

To preserve their senescent state these cells spew a cocktail of inflammatory compounds linked to Alzheimer's disease, arthritis, and other age-related maladies including cancer.

Flavonoids are found in Apples, Strawberries, Tea, Vegetables, Nuts . . . . Scientists already knew Quercetin was a “senolytic” and had been approved for therapy along with a prescription medication [datasinib].

Scientists tested ten flavonoids and found Fisetin to be far and away the most powerful.

James Kirkland of the Mayo Clinic is now doing a Phase 1 Trial with Fisetin. There are a lot of video interviews with him on the web.

I take a number of herbal “treatments”, but I really have no idea if they’re helping. Fisetin is the only one where I definitely felt a difference. It is taken only two days per month.

Fisetin pushes these zombie cells into apoptosis.

When I get up in the morning I have various aches and pains that usually subside after I move around a little. After taking Fisetin I noticed that when I woke up the aches and pains had basically gone. I was shocked. I’m now a believer. It is recommended to be taken with Quercetin.

There’s plenty of stuff about it on the web so I’ll say no more.

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