Metformin

Also used to treat type 2 diabetes, this medication is taken twice a day to lower blood sugar by helping the body use sugar more effectively. It may also help reduce fat buildup and has recently gained attention for its anti-aging benefits.

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Key features

Improves blood sugar control and metabolism

Metformin lowers glucose production and absorption while boosting muscle glucose use, for stable blood sugar and weight management.

Slows cellular aging and supports cell renewal

By promoting autophagy and protecting mitochondria, metformin helps clear aged cellular components and maintain healthy metabolism.

Enhances insulin function and reduces internal stress

Improved insulin sensitivity helps stabilize blood sugar and suppress glycation, a key factor in skin aging and protein damage. This supports slower aging of cells and organs, while easing strain on the heart and pancreas.

Supports gut health and whole-body wellness

By boosting short-chain fatty acids and balancing gut microbiota, this treatment promotes better immune function and metabolism—key factors in healthy aging.

Suppresses reactive oxygen species (ROS)

Helps prevent lifestyle-related diseases like type 2 diabetes, obesity, and hypertension by reducing oxidative stress. Also supports the prevention of wrinkles, sagging, and signs of aging.

Suppresses inflammation

Helps reduce the risk of arteriosclerosis, cancer, and other conditions linked to tissue damage and chronic inflammation.

Important

How to take

Take the 250mg tablet twice a day, 30 minutes before meals.

From the second month onward, it is possible to increase the dose to 500mg, twice a day (1,000mg per day). If you wish to change the plan, please contact us.

*Note: If you do not feel any effects, the dosage can be increased up to 1,500mg per day.

*Please strictly follow the prescribed dosage and usage as instructed by your doctor.

Science-backed
anti-aging

Studies using metformin have highlighted the following effects:

Inhibition of gluconeogenesis via AMPK Activation: Metformin activates AMP-activated protein kinase (AMPK), leading to the inhibition of gluconeogenesis.
Modulation of lipid metabolism: It suppresses triglyceride and cholesterol synthesis while enhancing fatty acid oxidation, resulting in improved lipid profiles.

Findings from mice studies:

Metformin enhances insulin sensitivity and reduces blood LDL-cholesterol, showing metabolic changes similar to those observed with calorie restriction.
It also boosts antioxidant activity, reducing oxidative damage and chronic inflammation.

Development of Anti-aging compounds that Target Potential Aging Control Signaling Pathways

Important

Common side effects

Diarrhea, loss of appetite, abdominal pain, rash, general fatigue, etc.

*Fatigue can occasionally be an early symptom of the rare but serious side effect, lactic acidosis. If you experience this symptom, please consult your doctor.