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6.7 – Polyphenols as mitochondrial activators: the case of curcumin and resveratrol

6.7 – Polifenoles como activadores mitocondriales: el caso de la curcumina y el resveratrol

Nature has provided us with compounds capable of modulating our deepest cellular pathways. Among them, polyphenols —bioactive molecules present in plants, spices, fruits, and vegetables—stand out for their ability to activate cell protection, repair, and regeneration mechanisms , including mitochondrial biogenesis .

Within the group of polyphenols, two have been especially studied for their effect on mitochondria: curcumin , found in turmeric, and resveratrol , found in red grapes and some wild fruits. Both act on key pathways such as AMPK, PGC-1α, and sirtuins , modulating cellular energy from its origin.


How polyphenols rejuvenate your mitochondria

  • They activate AMPK , an energy sensor that promotes autophagy and the formation of new mitochondria.

  • They stimulate PGC-1α , a master regulator of mitochondrial biogenesis.

  • They increase the expression of sirtuins , enzymes linked to longevity and mitochondrial repair.

  • They have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, which protect mitochondrial DNA from oxidative damage.

This combined effect not only helps produce more energy, but also improves the cells' resistance to stress, promotes tissue renewal and reduces the risk of degenerative diseases .


Curcumin at the center of mitochondrial action

Curcumin , one of the most potent polyphenols, has been shown in studies to:

  • Stimulate the activity of PGC-1α and Nrf2, key to mitochondrial antioxidant defense.

  • Reduce the production of ROS (reactive oxygen species).

  • Improve mitochondrial function in muscle, liver and neuronal tissues.

Sevens has two highly effective forms of curcumin:

Organic Turmeric Sevens

Certified organic natural curcumin concentrate, ideal for daily use. Supports mitochondrial function in contexts of mild or maintenance inflammation.

Curcumin C3 Reduce Sevens

A formula of tetrahydrocurcuminoids (THC), the most bioavailable and active form of curcumin , which easily penetrates deep tissues and has a sustained antioxidant action, ideal for cases of fatigue, chronic inflammation or advanced cellular deterioration.


And resveratrol?

Its function is very similar to that of curcumin in terms of activating sirtuins and improving mitochondrial efficiency. Combining them in your diet (black grapes, berries, pure cocoa) can enhance these benefits.


Sevens Synergies for Optimized Mitochondrial Function

  • Magnesium Sevens : improves the efficiency of the energy cycle where polyphenols act.

  • Omega 3 Sevens : stabilizes mitochondrial membranes and enhances the antioxidant action of polyphenols.

  • Sevens Multivitamins : provides the necessary cofactors (zinc, selenium, B vitamins) to activate the energy pathways stimulated by polyphenols.

  • Detox Sevens : Supports the elimination of toxins that can block mitochondrial regeneration.


Conclusion

Polyphenols like curcumin don't just combat aging: they slow it down from the cellular energy center. Through their direct action on the pathways that activate and repair mitochondria, these compounds offer one of the most powerful natural strategies for restoring energy, mental clarity, and regenerative capacity . With Sevens products, you can incorporate these benefits into your daily routine effectively, safely, and in line with the most advanced science of cellular aging.