Dimethylresveratrol

Why You Need It

• Superior Stability: Unlike regular resveratrol, DMR isn't instantly destroyed by your liver, meaning higher levels in your blood.
• Anti-Aging Power: It activates sirtuins (longevity genes) that help repair DNA and keep cells young.
• Brain & Heart Support: It protects blood vessels and neurons from inflammation and oxidative damage.

Deep Dive

The magic of Dimethylresveratrol lies in its chemical structure. By adding methyl groups to the resveratrol molecule, it becomes much more stable and bioavailable. This means your body can actually use it. Its primary mechanism is activating SIRT1, a gene regulator often called the 'master switch' for metabolism and longevity. When SIRT1 is active, it helps your cells clean up waste products and repair damage, which is crucial for preventing age-related decline. It also mimics the effects of calorie restriction, a proven way to extend lifespan in various organisms, without having to starve yourself.

Natural Food Sources

Unlike standard resveratrol, DMR is not found in high enough quantities in whole foods to be a dietary source. It is a concentrated compound found in specific plants. You generally cannot eat enough grapes or peanuts to get the therapeutic dose of DMR found in supplements.

Supplementation

Since food sources are negligible for therapeutic use, supplementation is the standard route.

• Standard Dosage: Clinical studies often use 100mg to 250mg daily.
• Best Time: Take with a meal containing healthy fats (like avocado or olive oil) to enhance absorption, as it is fat-soluble.