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Fisetin

Fisetin is a flavonoid with senolytic properties that helps clear senescent cells, potentially aiding in longevity & reducing age-related biomarkers in the elderly.

longevityanti agingantioxidantanti inflammatory

Evidence last reviewed: 05 Apr 2026

Evidence
4 records
4 recordsBest grade:Low
Biomarkers
Neuroprotection / NGFOxidative Stress (MDA)Immune Function

The evidence for fisetin's benefits is primarily low quality, with systematic reviews suggesting potential senolytic, antioxidant, and neuroprotective effects. However, more robust studies are needed to confirm these findings and establish effective dosing.

Senolytic activity
Older individuals · Systematic review
Low

Senotherapy, including fisetin, may eliminate senescent cells & reduce aging-associated disability & diseases.

Dose: 1000 mg
Cancer prevention
Individuals at risk of cancer · Systematic review
Low

Fisetin, as part of senotherapy, may decrease cancer incidence & improve treatment tolerance.

Dose: 1000 mg
Neuroprotection
Individuals with neurological diseases · Systematic review
Low

Fisetin may offer neuroprotective benefits through its antioxidant & anti-inflammatory properties.

Dose: 1000 mg
Antioxidant activity
General population · Systematic review
Low

Fisetin reduces reactive oxygen species & upregulates antioxidant enzymes, potentially attenuating oxidative stress.

Dose: 1000 mg
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metabolicantioxidantlongevity

Alpha-lipoic acid & fisetin are combined to support metabolic health & provide antioxidant benefits. Alpha-lipoic acid improves insulin sensitivity & supports metabolic function, while fisetin offers anti-aging & antioxidant support.

Alpha-Lipoic Acid (ALA)
600mg
Fisetin
1000mg
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How to take it

Take 100-500 mg daily, preferably with food.

Capsule
Commonly available in capsule form for oral consumption.
Powder
Can be mixed with liquids or foods for easier ingestion.
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