TRANS RESVERATROL & B3 NICOTINAMIDE CAPSULES

450mg 900mg Serving Recommended

200mg Trans Resveratrol @ 99%  

250mg B3 Nicotinamide - NON Flush 

Vegan - Yes 

1. B3 – Niacinamide (Nicotinamide)

Overview: A water-soluble form of vitamin B3 (distinct from niacin), often used in topical skincare and dietary supplements.

Key Health Benefits

• Supports NAD⁺ and Energy Metabolism
  As a precursor to NAD⁺, it plays a vital role in energy production, DNA repair, and metabolic processes. 

• Skin Health & Barrier Support
  Topically, niacinamide helps to:

  • Strengthen the skin’s lipid barrier

  • Reduce inflammation and calm redness (useful in conditions like atopic dermatitis and acne)

  • Regulate oil production

  • Improve fine lines, hyperpigmentation, and overall skin texture 

• Skin Disease Prevention
  In trials with high-risk individuals, oral supplementation reduced occurrences of certain nonmelanoma 

• Used for Acne & Rosacea
  Helps manage inflammatory skin conditions. 

• Upper limit (for general niacin, not necessarily nicotinamide): ~35 mg/day to avoid flushing (though nicotinamide doesn’t cause flushing) 

2. Trans-Resveratrol

Overview: A polyphenol (a plant-derived antioxidant), found in grapes, berries, peanuts, and red wine.

Key Health Benefits

• Strong Antioxidant & Anti-Inflammatory
  Helps neutralise free radicals, reduce inflammation, and support cell health. 

• Cardiovascular Support
  May lower systolic blood pressure by boosting nitric oxide production and supporting vascular health. Also associated with improved cholesterol profiles in animals. 

• Improved Blood Lipids
  Animal and pilot human studies suggest resveratrol may reduce LDL and oxidized LDL levels. 

• Longevity & Gene Regulation
  Activates genes related to aging and cellular stress response, observed in animal and test-tube studies.

• Metabolic Effects
  Evidently improves insulin sensitivity and metabolic markers in animals; some early human studies support this, though more evidence is needed. 

• Joint Protection (Cartilage)
  In animal models, resveratrol helped preserve cartilage and reduce arthritis progression.

• Hormonal & Fertility Impact (PCOS)
  In a small human study (30 women with PCOS), high-dose resveratrol (1,500 mg/day for 3 months) reduced testosterone by ~23%, DHEAS by ~22%, and fasting insulin by ~32%.