Identifying Key Compounds
which may Prevent and Treat
Aging and Disease

The National Library of Medicine (NLM), on the campus of the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland, has been a center of information innovation since its founding in 1836 and is the world’s largest biomedical library.  Public access to billions of science and medical articles can be electronically accessed at www.ncbi.com.

As Zetpil™’s team read thousands of articles as part of its research and development process, certain compounds continually and consistently demonstrated multiple benefits across multiple areas of health and disease.  A simple search in the National Library of Medicine will quickly show which compounds are some of the most valuable and most researched:

• Almost 9,500 articles on Curcumin
• More than 10,000 articles on Resveratrol
• 11,000 articles on melatonin
• Nearly 18,000 articles on green tea
• Over 100,000 articles on glutathione
• Almost 10,000 articles on ubiquinone (CoQ10)

Yes, many of these key compounds have become commonplace in both the nutrition industry as well as in the media.

Yes, the benefits have been conveniently extrapolated from the “results” of much research.

Yes, you can find all of them on the shelves of your neighborhood vitamin store.