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The Science

Explore the science behind our supplements. We break down the research, dosages, and molecular foundations to show why every detail matters for real results. True efficacy comes from evidence-based formulations, and this page reflects that commitment.

SUPPLEMENT SCIENCE

Evidence-Based Supplementation

Science is at the core of everything we do at partiQlar. Our supplements are backed by research and clinical trials to ensure you get exactly what your body needs for optimal health. We go beyond simply listing ingredients—diving into their molecular foundations and how they work together to deliver real results.

This page offers an in-depth look at the science behind our ingredients, reflecting our commitment to evidence-based supplementation and your long-term well-being. From the role of Resveratrol in promoting longevity to the metabolic support offered by Berberine, explore how our supplements can elevate your health journey.

The Science of Longevity

Science Behind NMN

NMN (nicotinamide mononucleotide) has an indirect role in the survival of every one of our cells. To understand this role, we first need to take a few steps back.

Everything that happens in any life form—like breathing, moving, and even thinking—is based on biochemical reactions. Every biochemical reaction requires energy. Our bodies get this energy from food, and mitochondria convert it into the currency that every cell can use. A key player in energy production is a molecule called NAD (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide). NAD exists in two forms: NAD⁺ (oxidized) and NADH (reduced). NAD is a coenzyme—a molecule that helps other proteins and enzymes do their jobs. One of these jobs is producing energy in mitochondria and reducing oxidative stress.

And yet, NAD does much more than that.

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Science Behind Resveratrol

Resveratrol is a guardian molecule of plants, protecting them from injury and pathogen infection. It belongs to the greater family of polyphenols, like quercetin. Our diets include small quantities of resveratrol—mainly from grapes, red wine, and knotweed. There are two main forms of resveratrol: trans and cis. Trans-resveratrol is the most abundant, stable, and biologically potent form.

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Science Behind Quercetin

Did you know the connection between oak trees and our health? Yes, oxygen is one answer, but it’s not the only one. Quercetin is another. The word “quercetin” comes from the Latin word Quercus, meaning oak tree.

Quercetin is also called “the queen of flavonoids” because it is one of the most well-studied flavonoids.

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Science Behind TMG

TMG stands for trimethylglycine, a long name for a small molecule. As the name suggests, TMG is glycine with three methyl groups. Glycine is an amino acid—a building block of proteins—while a methyl group consists of one carbon atom bonded to three hydrogen atoms. Our bodies can synthesize TMG, but we also get it from our diet, particularly from wheat bran, wheat germ, wheat bread, spinach, and beets.

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Science Behind Spermidine

Spermidine – what an intriguing name! But don’t panic. Although spermidine was first detected in sperm, that’s not where it’s sourced. In fact, spermidine is a ubiquitous molecule found in all organisms. The richest dietary sources are plants—especially soybean oil, wheat germ, and mushrooms. Good animal sources include seafood and liver. Even our gut flora produces small amounts of spermidine.

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Science Behind NMN

NMN (nicotinamide mononucleotide) has an indirect role in the survival of every one of our cells. To understand this role, we first need to take a few steps back.

Everything that happens in any life form—like breathing, moving, and even thinking—is based on biochemical reactions. Every biochemical reaction requires energy. Our bodies get this energy from food, and mitochondria convert it into the currency that every cell can use. A key player in energy production is a molecule called NAD (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide). NAD exists in two forms: NAD⁺ (oxidized) and NADH (reduced). NAD is a coenzyme—a molecule that helps other proteins and enzymes do their jobs. One of these jobs is producing energy in mitochondria and reducing oxidative stress.

And yet, NAD does much more than that.

Read More →

Science Behind Resveratrol

Resveratrol is a guardian molecule of plants, protecting them from injury and pathogen infection. It belongs to the greater family of polyphenols, like quercetin. Our diets include small quantities of resveratrol—mainly from grapes, red wine, and knotweed. There are two main forms of resveratrol: trans and cis. Trans-resveratrol is the most abundant, stable, and biologically potent form.

Read More →

Science Behind Quercetin

Did you know the connection between oak trees and our health? Yes, oxygen is one answer, but it’s not the only one. Quercetin is another. The word “quercetin” comes from the Latin word Quercus, meaning oak tree.

Quercetin is also called “the queen of flavonoids” because it is one of the most well-studied flavonoids.

Read More →

Science Behind TMG

TMG stands for trimethylglycine, a long name for a small molecule. As the name suggests, TMG is glycine with three methyl groups. Glycine is an amino acid—a building block of proteins—while a methyl group consists of one carbon atom bonded to three hydrogen atoms. Our bodies can synthesize TMG, but we also get it from our diet, particularly from wheat bran, wheat germ, wheat bread, spinach, and beets.

Read More →

Science Behind Spermidine

Spermidine – what an intriguing name! But don’t panic. Although spermidine was first detected in sperm, that’s not where it’s sourced. In fact, spermidine is a ubiquitous molecule found in all organisms. The richest dietary sources are plants—especially soybean oil, wheat germ, and mushrooms. Good animal sources include seafood and liver. Even our gut flora produces small amounts of spermidine.

Read More →

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Now that you understand the science behind our supplements, you’re empowered to take the next step in your health journey. Each supplement is backed by research and crafted to enhance your well-being—because making informed choices means investing in a healthier future.

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