
20 Apr 2016 --- A large human clinical trial from France has shown that the polyphenol Ribetril A, found in selected varieties of red- and black- currants (Ribes rubrum, Ribes nigrum), offers significant benefits for younger looking skin.
Emerging scientific documentation indicates that Ribetril A, a highly bioactive polyphenol-alkaloid, acts on key enzymes and has various physiological targets including the mitochondria. More specifically, Ribetril A has been documented to stimulate both the mitochondrial number and function in muscle cells.
Healthy skin from Inside and Outside
Ribetril A can only be found in selected red- and black-currants (Ribes rubrum, Ribes nigrum). The berries were screened, sources and produced into a liquid by the Danish company Asiros that also holds the patent on the compound and products with increased levels of Ribetril A. The patented liquid is standardized regarding the high level of total polyphenols including the Ribetril A.
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