Urolithin A
Marketed to support mitochondrial health and muscle function, particularly with ageing
Forms
Capsules or powders; the body can also make it from ellagitannins in pomegranate, berries, and walnuts
Advantages
Early clinical trials suggest possible benefits for muscle endurance and mitochondrial markers; generally well tolerated in studies
Disadvantages
Evidence is still early; long-term benefits are not yet proven; branded products are costly
Side effects
Well tolerated in trials; occasional mild digestive symptoms
Interactions
Little interaction data is available; discuss with a professional if on medication
At-risk groups
Pregnant or breastfeeding women should avoid due to a lack of data
Cautions
Long-term safety data is limited; it is not a treatment for any medical condition
Related symptoms
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