Urolithin A & B

Urolithin A is not a stimulant—it works slowly by recycling worn mitochondria through mitophagy. Users commonly report steadier energy curves, fewer afternoon dips, and easier recovery between workouts. Clinical trials mirror these experiences, showing mitochondrial activation within weeks...

Unlike caffeine or sugar, Urolithin A does not deliver an instant buzz. Instead, it works quietly through mitophagy, recycling worn mitochondria to build steadier energy, smoother recovery, and more resilient focus. Most people describe a slow ramp of...

Neurons and glial cells depend on mitochondria to power signaling, plasticity, and stress resilience. When mitochondrial quality declines, cognitive stamina suffers. Urolithin A promotes mitophagy, recycling inefficient mitochondria to restore cleaner energy production and reduce oxidative stress. Preclinical...

Urolithin A builds energy gradually, not with quick jolts. Early cellular changes appear within four weeks, but most people feel clearer stamina and recovery improvements between eight and sixteen weeks. Clinical trials confirm this slow but steady ramp,...

Urolithin A does not deliver quick jolts of energy like caffeine. Instead, it works gradually by helping cells recycle damaged mitochondria and build a stronger energy network. Clinical studies show cellular changes appear within four weeks, while noticeable...

Your heart depends on mitochondria for steady energy, but age, oxidative stress, and inflammation gradually weaken them. Research shows Urolithin A can activate mitophagy, reduce oxidative stress, and support vascular function, making it a promising ally for cardiovascular...

LDL, HDL, and inflammation are at the core of cardiovascular health. Urolithin A doesn’t raise harmful cholesterol and may even help balance lipids by reducing oxidative stress and inflammation. Research in animals and early human trials suggests it...