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Fisetin

Plant flavonol with senolytic activity. Extended murine lifespan ~10–17%; multiple human trials active.

◆ Editorial note

Plant flavonol (small molecule). Not a peptide.

§ 01   Overview

Overview

Plant flavonol with senolytic activity. Extended murine lifespan ~10–17%; multiple human trials active.

Multiple trials active (Mayo Clinic, Wake Forest, STOP-Sepsis).

§ 02   Mechanism

Mechanism of action

Fisetin inhibits PI3K/AKT and BCL-2 family proteins in senescent cells, inducing apoptosis. It also has antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects, and favorable oral bioavailability relative to other senolytic flavonols.

  • 01Senolytic activity in multiple cell types
  • 02Mouse lifespan extension (Yousefzadeh 2018)
  • 03Well-tolerated in human pilots

§ 03   Dosing

Dosing protocol

Standard Protocol

Dose Range
20 mg/kg/day × 2 consecutive days monthly (human trials)
Route
Oral
Timing
With fat-containing meal for absorption
Frequency
Intermittent (2 days / month)
Cycle
Hit-and-run

§ 04   Evidence

Evidence & research

Clinical

Multiple trials active (Mayo Clinic, Wake Forest, STOP-Sepsis).

FDA Status

Dietary supplement. Not a drug.

§ 06   News

In the news

8 articles from the last 12 months · updates hourly

§ 07   Sourcing

Sourcing & supply

Regulatory status

Available as dietary supplement

Sold as a dietary supplement. Quality varies widely by brand; prefer GRAS-designated products with third-party testing (e.g. Mitopure for Urolithin A).

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§ 09   Safety

Safety & side effects

Side effects

  • 01Generally well tolerated
  • 02Mild GI effects

Contraindications

None specified.

§ 10   Questions

Fisetin FAQ

What is Fisetin?
Plant flavonol with senolytic activity. Extended murine lifespan ~10–17%; multiple human trials active. Fisetin inhibits PI3K/AKT and BCL-2 family proteins in senescent cells, inducing apoptosis. It also has antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects, and favorable oral bioavailability relative to other senolytic flavonols.
What is Fisetin used for?
Reported uses include senolytic activity in multiple cell types, mouse lifespan extension (yousefzadeh 2018), and well-tolerated in human pilots. Evidence strength is rated Clinical — see the evidence section for detail.
How is Fisetin dosed?
Commonly referenced dosing is 20 mg/kg/day × 2 consecutive days monthly (human trials), typically intermittent (2 days / month), administered Oral. This is educational reference only; consult a licensed clinician before use.
What are the side effects of Fisetin?
Commonly reported side effects include generally well tolerated and mild gi effects. This list is not exhaustive.
Is Fisetin legal?
Sold as a dietary supplement. Quality varies widely by brand; prefer GRAS-designated products with third-party testing (e.g. Mitopure for Urolithin A). FDA status: Dietary supplement. Not a drug..

§ 11   References

Selected references

  1. 01

    Yousefzadeh — mouse senolytic

    PMID: 30279143

  2. 02

    Verdoorn human pilot

    PMID: 34375437 (NCT04771611)

  3. 03

    STOP-Sepsis protocol

    PMID: 39434114

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