Urolithin A nudges aging immune cells toward a youthful profile in 28 days

Medical Xpress / Nature Aging ^ | Nov. 7, 2025 | Justin Jackson / Dominic Denk et al

[ConservativeMind]

My wife and I take half that amount of Urolithin A every day. We get it on deep sales on Amazon or at the European manufacturer of the Mitopure brand. With Amazon’s Black Friday or Prime Days, I might place several separate orders, to get what we need.

It has other benefits, but it is basically all from helping the cells’ energy producer, mitochondria, work well, by getting rid of dysfunctional ones and allowing new ones to take their place.

[ConservativeMind]

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[Fungi]

If it is so efficacious, why are not doctors prescribing it?

[crosdaddy]

Why would they prescribe something that is OTC?

[Fungi]

OTC, ELP, or ELO, even JST, they still should, acronyms notwithstanding.

[crosdaddy]

Don’t disagree with you, but that’s not how the vast majority of Dr’s function.

[dfwgator]

OTC, ELP, or ELO, even JST, they still should, acronyms notwithstanding.

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What about XTC and REM?

[Fungi]

I stand corrected. Thank you.

[TheThirdRuffian]

No kickbacks

And about 99% of doctors don’t understand or want to understand nutrition or exercise.

[posterchild]

Just don’t take it INXS

[aposiopetic]

Prescribers know payers (insurers) won't pay or reimburse for dietary supplements, so their patients would be paying out of their own pockets for it.

This, in addition to all the payola incentivizing prescribers to stick with prescription drugs (and vaccines, since who needs a healthy immune system anyway? / sarc).

[spacejunkie2001]

because doctors AREN’T efficacious

[voicereason]

This is a new one for me. Will have to read some of the data on it.

There’s also Methylene Blue which is supposed to have benefits on mitochondria.

[spacejunkie2001]

what brand on amzn?

[Larry Lucido]

“I could get Urolithin poisoning and die!”

[Newbomb Turk]

The medical community dows not want you fixing yourself ! Theres no profit in that for them.

[spacejunkie2001]

just take tylenol :)

[Veto!]

My MD prescribes Vitamin C for me (along with 8 other supplements). Didn’t think I needed a covid shot. I’ve lived her 16 years and had one cold about 8 years ago.

Prevention is better than curing anything. Used to be a magazine called PREVENTION and I wrote articles for it.

And BTW, my MD went to med school in Nigeria where med schools are not given so much money by pharmaceutical companies.

[Larry Lucido]

Indeed! :)

[Newbomb Turk]

Mitopure is the brand you want. It is owned by Time-Line Nutrition. I will warn you though its pricy. You can catch it on sale once in awhile. I Googled 50% off and I found several sites right away.

I have been taking it for over a year.

Hard to tell if there are any benefits because I supplement a few other vitimins and minerals.

I have Celiac's syndrome so my body dosen't absorb all vitimins from food as well as it could so I rely on blood tests and supplements to make sure I am where I want to be.