HUMANX Fisetin 500mg - 98% Pure Fisetin Supplement - Powerful Serving Size (Similar to Apigenin, Luteolin, Quercetin) Senolytic Activator - Natural Polypheonols - USA Made, Non-GMO Fisetin Capsules

At 110 lbs, I take 1 1/2 gms fisetin with 1 gm quercetin in 1/2 tsp of unfiltered organic olive oil, first thing in the morning for 3 days, then skip it for 5 days, then back on it. I'm taking it to reduce pain & inflammation from being hit by a car. It works better than toradol, oral NSAIDS, tylenol, opiates, gabapentin, & CBD, without any side effects. It's hard to afford, but it's very effective. The Mayo Clinic is doing clinical trials to see if it's a senolytic for humans. I expect so, but even if it's just the best pain & inflammation treatment I have ever found, I'm taking it.

The pills are of the right size and easy to swallow. They don't have an unpleasant taste. Since I started taking them, I feel more energetic.

Expensive but worth it for it's 98% purity and increased bioavaiability. I have cancer and MS and have been using fisetin along with other flavanols and polyphenols as a component in an adjuvant cocktail designed to capitalise and amplify their combined senilytic, anti- inflammatory, neurotrophic and anti-neoplastic properties.

I'm 81 years old in a retirement home because of Aging memory loss, otherwise very healthy. FISETIN works well and safely, according to good preliminary research, mostly on mice, but also on a few humans so far, more research coming. It helped some, in small doses, but after checking the research that it is also safe in larger doses, I have increased my dose to 4 500 MG Pills a day. Now I feel much more aware &alert and also thinking and recalling much better. So I'm getting more neat & organized, and more adventurous.

I take 1000 mg for two days once a month. It’s the best two days of my month. My experiences lead me to believe Fisetin just attacks anything damaged and not just senescent cells. Don’t use on workout days. Rest days only. Literally the best money I’ve ever spent on a supplement

To me its just 40 bucks a month and that's not going to change my lifestyle; How can anyone say it does or doesn't work; A few tests on some mice? But I'm past the middle age segment of society and it looks promising so here goes. Have it on order once a month until I read it works or its snake oil.

After doing some exploration about different antioxidants and anti inflammatories, I came across Fisetin. I suspect my husband’s extreme fatigue is from damage to his mitochondria so I decided to do an experiment. I added this supplement to his daily intake without telling him. After around a week, I’ve noticed he’s doing more activity and seems more energized and seems to be in a little less pain!! So little has helped him. I’m over the moon that this seems to be making a difference so quickly.

I was curious and asked/posted the following questions: My 1st Question: The bottle is states: “made in america with global ingredients”. Does the rhus succedanea from which your fisetin is extracted come from china? -The Seller 'humanx' answered: Hi Chuck, thanks for reaching out. To answer your question, the Fisetin is from the USA. humanx Seller · June 10, 2021 My 2nd Question: "The label states: “made in america with global ingredients”. what are the “global ingredients.”?" -The Seller 'humanx' answered: "Hello again Chuck, The supplement facts on the back of the bottle detail every ingredient in the product from capsule to ingredient which are carefully sourced from trusted global suppliers." I then followed up with the following question (which seems to have been deleted): Why will you not just honestly answer the question-What are the global ingredients that you reference on the label and where are they from? ... The ad and product label states: “made in america with global ingredients”-the seller has stated that the fisetin [the only ingredient] is from the USA. My question, which remains unanswered by the seller, is: What are the "global ingredients" that they refer to and where are they from? Also this seller states that the product is 'lab tested' but doesn't post any specific information about their testing.