In biomedical science, polyphenols are studied for their ability to prevent and treat chronic diseases, including cardiovascular conditions, diabetes, neurodegenerative disorders and many types of cancers. These compounds work by neutralising free radicals, modulating cell signalling pathways and supporting the body’s natural defence mechanisms.  

Polyphenols absorb ultraviolet light in the range from 200-1000nm. Advanced analysis, using Maldi-TOF detection conducted at the LERMAB laboratories in France, confirms that the Muuntha Spear range of products contain over 40 active polyphenolic compounds, including high concentrations of Fisetin and Delphinidin along with significant levels of Quercetin and Catechins. 

MAIN INGREDIENTS – FISETIN (29%) and DELPHINIDIN (26%)

Fisetin, is scientifically regarded as a neuroprotectant, anti-senolytic, anti-bacterial, anti-viral, anti-depressant and is known to improve cardiovascular circulation. It is found in various fruits and vegetables – most notably strawberries at a concentration ranging between 0.0005-0.004%

Delphinidin, is also known to be a potent anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory. It is a natural pigment type polyphenol that is responsible for the deep blue, purple and red colours in many foods. It is found in many fruits – most notably blackcurrants at a concentration ranging from 0.04-0.15%

The Muuntha range of products are prepared using natural methods that maintains the natural balance of ingredients. This method follows traditional indigenous traditions that enables high bioavailability of active ingredients for the body. The natural combination of over 40 active polyphenols metabolites ensures maximal absorption to both tissue and biological fluids. 

Links 

Fisetin - Fisetin: Proven Benefits, How It Works, Research Doses, and Safety Risks - VitaLibrary

Delphinidin https://biologyinsights.com/what-is-delphinidin-benefits-and-food-sources/

Quercetin Quercetin: Uses, Health Benefits, Dosage and Side Effects

Catechins What is Catechins? - Health Benefits

Maldi-TOF - What Is MALDI-TOF and How Does It Work? - ScienceInsights

LERMAB - LERMAB