Origin & tradition
Not traditional: fisetin occurs in strawberries and other plants; its senolytic profile emerged from aging research.
Western tradition · Senolytic · flavonoid
A plant flavonoid and leading senolytic candidate — clearing “zombie” senescent cells in animal models.
Not traditional: fisetin occurs in strawberries and other plants; its senolytic profile emerged from aging research.
Key active: Fisetin (flavonoid senolytic).
Fisetin selectively clears senescent cells and extended lifespan and healthspan in aged mice; human senolytic trials are early-stage, making this promising-but-unproven.
Evidence summary
Strong animal senolytic data; human trials early
Fisetin selectively clears senescent cells and extended lifespan and healthspan in aged mice; human senolytic trials are early-stage, making this promising-but-unproven.
According to PubMed and ClinicalTrials.gov: trial counts from ClinicalTrials.gov, peer-reviewed literature from PubMed. Counts auto-refresh weekly; last checked 2026-06-06. They include trials across many endpoints, not only longevity.
Informational only — not medical advice, a treatment claim, or a substitute for a qualified clinician. Evidence strength varies; we show mixed and null results on purpose.
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