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New upcoming resveratrol supplement
Its called nugevia.
Appears to release in 2025
Uses a micellar technology for superior blood levels
Link to tech
https://jupiterneurosciences.com/jotrol/
Link to news on nugevia
https://www.nutraceuticalsworld.com/breaking-news/jupiter-neurosciences-launches-nugevia-supplement-line-for-longevity-and-performance/
This is very promising as way higher levels if only for limited time may enable some of the potential of resveratrol to shine through.
Resveratrol is the molecule with the strongest antiaging effects seen on cells. Able to take old human cells and rejuvenate them to youthful state. But the in vitro doses used are difficult to achieve or sustain in vivo due to fast clearance.
But newer formulations promise to unlock part of the potential of this molecule in vivo.
From another news article this appears to be the product website
https://nugevia.com/
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Monday, July 9, 2018
Comment on sulforaphane and sprouts
Quote"As scientists, we learned that sulforaphane is maximized when broccoli has been heated 10 minutes at 140 degrees Fahrenheit," said Jeffery. "For the consumer, who cannot readily hold the temperature as low as 140 degrees, that means the best way to prepare broccoli is to steam it lightly about 3 or 4 minutes--until the broccoli is tough-tender."-https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2005/03/050326114810.htm
Quote“You want to cut it into very small pieces and even blend it,” she told Newsweek. One cancer-fighting way to consume the food is by making broccoli soup. However, you’ll want to add blended raw broccoli first and let it sit for 30 minutes before adding to your soup base.Chopping and exposing broccoli to the air allows it to activate the enzyme to promote sulforaphanes. In this study, researchers advise letting the broccoli sit for 90 minutes after chopping and Sherzaia said others have recommended at least 40 minutes.-http://www.newsweek.com/best-nutrition-chop-broccoli-small-pieces-cooking-study-finds-801712