We can't find evidence that holds up here. Proponents are reasoning from mechanism or analogy rather than direct human data, and the most credible skeptics raise objections we can't dismiss.
I think the idea of an endogenous resveratrol like molecule is quite fascinating as well but I think that it's incredible that we can do this and with the plant molecules I just I'm always kind of like whoa we should be a little careful because as we know these are actually plant defense molecules
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resveratrol is produced in peanuts and grapes in response to attack by a botrytis fungus so it's a plant defense molecule and there's sort of interesting um philosophical implications of you know plant molecules it's like well you know they certainly do things it's kind of like this molecular pharmaceutical factory in plants they're making all of these molecules and we i just caution um i i i suggest caution when we're looking at them because i fear about the negative side effects that people ignore
this is the case of molecules like turmeric resveratrol other tannins etc