Keeping mind and body healthy through the years
Caromax D-pinitol
D-pinitol helps against age-associated impairment of insulin signaling, lipid metabolism and neurodegeneration-associated mechanisms. These coordinated actions might contribute to prevent insulin resistance, liver steatosis and tau-protein deposition in the brain through unique physiological actions.
Insulin-Sensitizing
Improves insulin response, reducing insulin resistance
Hepatoprotective
Reduces fat deposition, promoting liver health
Neuroprotective
Reduces tau phosphorylation, guarding against neurodegeneration
Bioavailable
High solubility and easy oral administration
Properties
- Reduce insulin needs
- Protect endocrine pancreas
- Improve insulin resistance
- Reduce fat synthesis
- Reduce liver steatosis
- Improve liver health
Health areas
Healthy aging
Weight Control
Bone Health
Active Nutrition
Cognitive and
mood support
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Caromax d-pinitol, the inositol for a healthy aging
Healthy aging is a global demand. Insulin resistance, chronic liver metabolic dysfunction, and neurodegeneration associated to tau-protein deposition are among the main disorders that complicate the natural process of aging. Finding accessible and cost-effective solutions is an unmet clinical need.
Caromax d-pinitol improves carbohydrate and lipid metabolism, and reduce factors promoting neurodegeneration
Caromax d-pinitol is a natural orally active inositol improving insulin resistance by concerted actions on pancreas and the liver. It reduces fat deposition in the liver, helping to avoid steatohepatitis, and reduces the risk of neurodegeneration (including Alzheimer’s Disease). Overall, its consumption is a preventive strategy for chronic disorders accelerating age-associated disabilities.
research
1. Navarro et al. (2020) conducted a study on Wistar rats to investigate the effects of orally administered D-pinitol from Ceratonia siliqua on pancreas insulin secretion and circulating ghrelin levels.
2. López-Gambero et al. (2020) discussed the potential biomedical uses of inositols in addressing metabolic dysfunction in aging and neurodegenerative diseases..
3. López-Gambero et al. (2021) investigated the association between negative energy balance and metabolic dysfunctions in the hypothalamus of a humanized preclinical model of Alzheimer’s disease, the 5XFAD mouse.
4. Medina-Vera et al. (2021) investigated the activation of the PI3K/Akt signaling pathway in the rat hypothalamus induced by an acute oral administration of D-pinitol.
5. Medina-Vera et al. (2022) investigated the potential of D-pinitol to promote tau dephosphorylation through a cyclin-dependent kinase 5 regulation mechanism.
6. Navarro et al. (2022) conducted a pharmacokinetic and endocrine study on fasting healthy human volunteers who were given an oral dose of D-pinitol.
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