Clinical Benefits

Transform Your Cellular Health

Urolithin A is the first and only postbiotic clinically shown to trigger mitophagy, your body’s natural cellular renewal process.

Nature Medicine

Triggers mitophagy – the natural process that removes damaged mitochondria and generates new, healthy ones.

Muscle Endurance

Clinically shown to improve muscle endurance by up to 17% and support muscle function during aging.

Exercise Recovery

Enhanced cellular energy production helps reduce fatigue and accelerate recovery from physical activity.

Biomarkers of Aging

Triggers mitophagy – the natural process that removes damaged mitochondria and generates new, healthy ones.

Cellular Energy

Optimizes ATP production in cells, providing sustained energy without stimulants or crashes.

Mitochondrial Health

The only postbiotic known to unlock mitophagy in humans, supporting the powerhouses of your cells.

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Why Mitochondria Matter for Whole-Body Health

The Heart

The heart is one of the most energy-demanding organs in the body. Scientific literature has long recognized mitochondria as the primary energy source for cardiac function, and mitochondrial dysfunction is increasingly associated with reduced cardiac efficiency in aging populations.

Digestive System

Mitochondria play an important role in maintaining the health of the digestive system. Research has linked mitochondrial function to gut barrier integrity, metabolic balance, liver health, kidney function, and glucose regulation — all key components of overall well-being.

Joints

Joint health is essential for mobility and quality of life. As cells involved in joint maintenance age, their mitochondrial function may decline as well. Ongoing research is examining how mitochondrial renewal and cellular energy relate to joint resilience and conditions such as arthritis.

The Immune System

The immune system protects the body from infection and helps regulate inflammation. With aging, immune balance can become less efficient. Emerging evidence suggests mitochondrial health plays a role in managing age-related inflammation, sometimes referred to as "inflammaging."

The Skin

Skin is the body's largest organ and requires constant energy to maintain structure, resilience, and repair. As we age, mitochondrial efficiency declines, which is associated with reduced cellular energy and visible signs of skin aging such as dullness, loss of firmness, and slower renewal. Research increasingly links mitochondrial health to skin vitality and barrier function.

The Brain

The human brain uses a significant share of the body's energy and is especially sensitive to aging. Growing scientific research is exploring how mitochondrial health supports brain energy demands and may play a role in age-related cognitive changes.

Skeletal Muscle

Skeletal muscle has one of the highest energy demands in the body, especially during physical activity. Muscle cells contain large numbers of mitochondria to meet this demand. Human research on mitochondrial health has consistently focused on muscle endurance, strength, and energy efficiency as key functional outcomes.

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