Urolithin A vs. Urolithin B: Distinct Biological Actions and Potential Health Implications
Compare urolithin A and B—how they differ in metabolism, cellular effects, and pre‑clinical evidence on cancer, heart, bone and inflammation.
Compare urolithin A and B—how they differ in metabolism, cellular effects, and pre‑clinical evidence on cancer, heart, bone and inflammation.
Plain‑English guide to urolithin A – a gut‑derived metabolite that activates mitophagy, supports mitochondrial health and shows promise in early human studies.
Learn how gut bacteria transform ellagitannins from foods like pomegranate into the bioactive metabolite urolithin A, the steps involved, and what influences pr
Discover which fruits, nuts and other foods provide ellagitannins that gut microbes convert into the health‑promoting metabolite urolithin A.