Apigenin: From Your Garden to Your Cells

Rapamycin, discovered in the 1970s from the remote soil of Easter Island, is redefining the science of ageing. Once known for its role as an antifungal and immunosuppressant, this powerful compound is now being hailed for its ability to slow ageing, enhance cellular repair, and potentially extend lifespan. 

Is this the key to healthier, longer lives? Explore the science and potential of Rapamycin in our latest article.

Have you ever wondered what the secret ingredient in chamomile tea is that calms you down? It's called Apigenin, a powerful antioxidant found not just in chamomile, but also in everyday parsley! But apigenin's benefits go beyond relaxation. Apigenin supplementation could help "turn off" a gene that burns through our body's most vital resource for longevity, NAD+.
Could the key to longevity and a host of health benefits be growing in your garden?