Swiss Firm Amazentis' Supplement With Urolithin A For Age-Related Muscle Decline Debuts In US

Nestle-backed Amazentis says clinical studies show its Timeline Cellular Nutrition delivers “significant” improvement in muscle strength after four months and delivers six times more urolithin A than pomegranate juice. Direct-to-consumer sales currently are available only in the US.

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Amazentis is offering its Timeline Cellular Nutrition product through direct-to-consumer sales in four-, eight- or 12-month plans.

Swiss life sciences firm Amazentis SA chose the US to launch the first of its nutritional supplements for consumers experiencing age-related muscle decline, an already large market projected for significant growth as 1bn people worldwide will be 65 and older by 2030.

Timeline Cellular Nutrition, available in direct-to-consumer sales, is the only supplement available in the US with Mitopure, a proprietary substance and highly pure form of urolithin A, a metabolite compound created by gut

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