Should You Be Scared of Zombie Cells?

Fifty years ago, biologist Leonard Hayflick demonstrated that human cells cultured in a laboratory don't undergo unlimited replication; instead, they undergo approximately fifty rounds of growth and division before entering a state known as cellular senescence.

This limitation, commonly referred to as the "Hayflick limit," serves as a protective mechanism against cancer by preventing the proliferation of damaged cells.

These non-replicating cells - known as 'Zombie Cells' - build up as we age as our immune system becomes less efficient at clearing them. This build-up is associated with chronic inflammation and diseases including Alzheimer's and Cancer.

So how can you deal with this build-up of Zombie Cells?

Fisetin, a flavonoid abundant in strawberries, is a powerful clearer of these dangerous cells.

In clinical trials, Fisetin has been seen to help the body identify and remove Zombie Cells, improving resilience, tissue health, and cellular renewal.

It has also demonstrated remarkable effects on longevity, enhancing the lifespan of yeast by 55%,

fruit flies by 23%, and mice by an impressive 75%,

even when administered to mice equivalent to 75 human years.

Additionally, a distinct study revealed that Fisetin has the potential to

improve long-term memory in mice.

In short, you should consider adding Fisetin to your stack!

Our Pure Fisetin from DoNotAge is developed specifically for researchers,

ensuring unmatched purity, consistent dosing, and stability.