Fisetin
Also known as: 3,3',4',7-tetrahydroxyflavone
Recommended Dosage
100–500 mg
Most potent natural senolytic compound tested. Intermittent "hit-and-run" dosing protocol (2 days/month) for clearing senescent cells.
Evidence Rating: Grade C — Preliminary
Limited human trials, mostly animal or in-vitro data. Promising but not yet proven in robust human studies.
Interaction Warnings
CYP2C9 effects; monitor INR
Potential interaction; caution
⚠️ Important Notes
- Intermittent dosing preferred for senolytic use
- Low bioavailability (10-20%) — take with fat or use phytosome/liposomal
- Human data still limited
Clinical Evidence (3 studies)
Fisetin most potent senolytic among 10 flavonoids
Yousefzadeh MJ et al. (2018) — EBioMedicine
Most potent senolytic tested; extends health/lifespan in mice
View on PubMedFisetin reduced biological aging markers in humans
Lee SJ et al. (2024) — Aging
Pilot RCT using TruAge methylation clock showed reduced aging markers
View on PubMedFisetin as senolytic targeting senescent adipocytes
Zhu Y et al. (2017) — Aging (Albany)
Effective against senescent adipocyte precursors
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