They are beneficial to human (and canine) health, and can often help support the body's defenses against certain conditions and diseases. Our Salvestrol® extracts have potent:

• Anti-disease activities
• Neurogenesis functions
• Anti-inflammatory activities
• Antioxidant activities
• Supports cholesterol-lowering ability
• Anti-aging characteristics

North America Naturals, LLC, offers Salvestrol® Platinum and other dietary supplements containing nesem®-derived salvestrols in North America on this website: NANaturals.com.

Platinum capsules contain a combination of nesem®-derived plant salvestrols: a blend of citrus fruit bioflavonoids, grape seed extract, and winter squash (pumpkin), whose combination augments efficacy. These ingredients are free from genetic modification and synthetic chemicals, including pesticides and antifungal agents. The capsule contents are detailed on the product label.

Salvestrols are most active and effective shortly after getting up in the morning. If your goal is enhanced health and vitality, it is recommended to take two Salvestrol® Platinum capsules daily. It is also beneficial to take two capsules of vitamin C with the Salvestrol® Platinum because the C donates an electron to potentiate the Salvestrol® Platinum activity. Dr. Salt suggests that you consider taking the brand, Paleovalley Essential C Complex. It’s best to take it with food. It can be ingested at the same time you take your other medications.

Salvestrols® don’t interfere with other medications (prescription or  neutraceuticals). However, some substances can impede the efficacy of Salvestrols® such as St. John’s Wort, certain agrochemical fungicides, carbon monoxide (e.g., tobacco smoke), grapefruit juice, cannabis, the pharmaceutical drug metformin, and certain artificial sweeteners.

The potency of Salvestrols is measured by the Points System® (the more points, the better).

One day of healthy eating = 100 points.

One Salvestrol® Platinum capsule = 2000 points.

For the last 25 years, Naturally Pure Products has been identifying, researching, and carefully curating plants from 23 countries worldwide to find plants containing salvestrols, and then, determine which contain the highest levels of salvestrols (determined by potency and efficacy).

Using the proprietary nesem® technology (naturally elicited specifically extracted molecules), Salvestrol® Platinum and its range of products are carefully crafted. We urge you to watch this nesem® video.

Salvestrols are deficient in the modern food supply for several reasons:

• For millions of years, plants produced salvestrols. It was the salvestrols’ job to defend plants from their enemies, mainly fungi. But in the 1970’s, modern agriculture began spraying crops with synthetic chemicals to defend plants from diseases. Salvestrols - nature’s natural defense system - were no longer needed; therefore, plants significantly decreased the production of salvestrols.
• Because they are bitter, salvestrols are increasingly bred out of modern-day plant varieties and deliberately removed from foods by the use of debittering techniques. “Organic” plants also have low levels of salvestrols, due to their bitter quality.

While adverse reactions to any ingested food, content, or substance are possible, nesem®-derived salvestrols contained in Salvestrol® Platinum and other dietary supplements are natural and very safe to consume for people age 12 and older.

There are no known serious adverse side effects.

For children below age 12, a health care professional should be consulted. While there have been no reports of toxicity, pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers should avoid taking Salvestrol® Platinum as a precaution. 

Salvestrols are relatively unrecognized in the Western Hemisphere as compared to other parts of the world.

They are commonly used in countries, such as Germany, Denmark, Japan, and China, among others. It has been challenging for Americans to believe in the power of natural botanicals (vs. pharmaceuticals) to promote healthy aging and well-being.

Furthermore, western medicine lags behind medical practices in other countries in regards to recognizing the benefits of botanicals.