We map Andean phytochemistry against every mechanism of aging — not one pathway, but the whole system. Our platform is built on the López-Otín 12-Hallmarks framework (Cell, 2023).
Each hallmark represents a distinct biological mechanism of aging. Color indicates how our current pipeline addresses it.
Select a candidate to explore the bioactivity profile, evidence base, and hallmark mapping.
A hydroxylated analogue of resveratrol, Piceatannol is our primary cosmeceutical candidate. Extracted from passion fruit seeds — a circular bioeconomy waste stream — it demonstrates superior bioavailability and broader receptor binding compared to resveratrol, with particular affinity for SIRT1 activation. Standardized at ≥2%, it is our most commercially advanced molecule.
A complex of withanolides derived from Physalis peruviana, the Andean golden berry. The 2025 characterization of Withaperuvin O represents a first-in-class Andean senomorphic candidate — a compound that modulates rather than eliminates senescent cells, preserving tissue homeostasis. This is our most novel and scientifically differentiated molecule.
Two complementary molecules that together address epigenetic aging and mitochondrial health. Theobromine from Ecuador's premium aromatic cacao correlates with GrimAge epigenetic clock deceleration in two independent human cohorts (King's College, 2025). Betalains from uvilla provide potent antioxidant and mitochondrial support.
HPLC-verified extraction protocols achieving ≥2% Piceatannol concentration — a specification standard not commercially available elsewhere in the Andean ingredient market.
Established relationships with Andean producers for Physalis peruviana, Passiflora edulis, and Theobroma cacao (aromatic). Supply chain control is a structural competitive advantage.
Certification pathway in progress, targeting COSMOS-standard organic cosmetic ingredient certification — a prerequisite for premium European and North American B2B channels.
The 2025 identification of Withaperuvin O represents a first-in-class characterization from the Physalis genus. This compound has no established commercial supply chain — we built it.