Zusammenfassung
Resveratrol ist ein potentes Antioxidans, das auch antiinflammatorische und chemopräventive
Wirkungen aufweist. Darüber hinaus besitzt es eine Eigenschaft, die vor allem für
die Anti-Aging-Medizin von größter Bedeutung ist: Resveratrol täuscht dem Körper eine
Kalorienrestriktion vor, von der man weiß, dass sie bis heute die einzige experimentell
belegte Methode zur Lebensverlängerung ist.
Schlüsselwörter
Resveratrol - Rotwein - Antioxidans - CR‐Mimetika
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