International Cell Research.
spermidineLIFE® is used by scientifically recognized research teams in studies and is the top innovation in the field of cell renewal.1 Therefore, scientists worldwide conduct research on autophagy with spermidineLIFE®. Longevity Labs+ was first to market with spermidine in 2019 and is therefore the #1 point of contact when research teams are conducting studies with spermidine. Currently, Longevity Labs+ is in collaboration with the following partners:
Yoshinori Oshumi
Yoshinori Oshumi was the forerunner in the study of autophagy: Since 1988, he used yeast cells to identify the genes for autophagy - or the ability of the cell to digest itself and thus renew itself - and thus made a discovery with great significance for mankind: He realized that the mechanisms in yeast cells are the same as in us humans and thus revolutionized our understanding of cell renewal, aging and autophagy. For his findings, he received the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 2016 and opened up a new field of research!
Science is our passion.
Our life expectancy has increased constantly over the last decades. In order to experience the long lifespan in a healthy way, the scene of cell scientists is intensively dealing with cell aging and cell renewal. These researchers have identified some substances that have an effect on the aging process.
The polyamine spermidine has been at the center of cellular research since the discovery of autophagy in 2016. An incredible 13,440 studies have been conducted on spermidine, highlighting its immense potential.
One center of cell research is located at the University of Graz. The Institute for Molecular Biosciences with the laboratory of Frank Madeo and Tobias Eisenberg is leading the research on the top molecule spermidine. Our direct cooperation with the institute and our scientific advisory board is the core of our product success. We stand 100% behind our innovations with our advisory board and place high value on scientific expertise in product development.
Spermidine and the University of Graz.
Due to the revolutionary research results at the University of Graz, Austria, spermidine has gained great attention worldwide in recent years.
Currently, about 80 international research teams are investigating the substance spermidine or autophagy. Despite the short period of investigation by scientific standards, there are few substances that have been better and more intensively researched than spermidine.
Our Scientific Advisory Board - An international team of experts.
We have challenged some of the best scientists and cell researchers with our vision and are accompanied by an international, renowned advisory board. Their task is to critically scrutinize our work and support us with ideas and their expertise.
We share a common goal of sustainable research and development of substances to optimize life.
Our advisory board members come from various fields of medicine and research. With their experience, they support us in driving innovation.