AKG (Alpha-Ketoglutarate)

Definition

A naturally occurring molecule involved in cellular energy production and the citric acid cycle. Supplementation has shown potential anti-aging effects in animal studies, including extended lifespan and reduced frailty markers. Often taken as calcium or arginine alpha-ketoglutarate.

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"I added AKG to my stack after seeing the mouse studies - hoping it helps with that biological age test next year."
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