Spermidine is a small compound that every cell in the body makes and uses. It also turns up in foods such as wheat germ, soy products, aged cheese and mushrooms.
Background
Spermidine is part of the machinery that helps cells run. Interest in it has grown because the body’s own levels change with age. The brand uses it for the cellular energy side of Novotide.
At a glance
- Made by cells and found in some foods
- Wheat germ and soy are common sources
- Studied in relation to cell function
- Brand focus: cellular energy support
Its job in Novotide
Spermidine is the cellular energy ingredient in the Novotide formula.
Good to know
Check the supplement facts on the bottle for the exact amount in each serving.
Your bottle’s supplement facts list the full formula. Results vary from person to person.
