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Pterostilbene

Half-life

~7 hours

What is Pterostilbene?

Dimethyl ether of resveratrol from blueberries. Far superior bioavailability (80%) vs resveratrol (20%).

How Pterostilbene works

Methylated resveratrol analog that resists rapid metabolism, achieving significantly higher plasma levels and longer duration of SIRT1, AMPK, and Nrf2 activation. Crosses the blood-brain barrier more readily than resveratrol.

Benefits & uses

Common uses: SIRT1 activation, neuroprotection, blood sugar regulation, cardiovascular health, longevity.

Pterostilbene dosage

Typical dose
50–150 mg/day. Often combined with NMN or NR for synergistic sirtuin activation.

Pterostilbene half-life

~7 hours (longer than resveratrol)

Pterostilbene side effects

High doses (>500 mg/day) may raise LDL cholesterol. Otherwise very safe.

  • LDL elevation at high doses (>500 mg/day) in some studies — monitor lipids
  • Otherwise extremely well tolerated

Commonly stacked with

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