Resveratrol 1000mg Capsules | 99.8% Purity | Independently Certified | Green As Nature
 
 
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Buy 2 Bottles (120 capsules / 60 servings) for just $89.99, includes free tracked shipping Australia-wide. Simply select the 120 capsules option and click Add to Cart to take advantage of this offer.
 
 
Green As Nature's Resveratrol 1000mg delivers one of the highest-purity natural resveratrol formulas available in Australia, independently tested by Eurofins Laboratories and verified at 99.8% purity. No fillers. No binders. Just pure, plant-derived resveratrol in every serving.
 
 
Why Choose Green As Nature Resveratrol?
 
99.8% Purity - independently verified by Eurofins Laboratories
1000mg per serving - one of the highest doses available in Australia
Natural & plant-derived - sourced from Japanese Knotweed, the most concentrated natural source of resveratrol
GMP Certified - manufactured to Good Manufacturing Practice standards
No fillers, no binders, no artificial additives
Not synthetic - 100% natural resveratrol, not lab-created alternatives
Free tracked shipping Australia-wide
 
 
What Is Resveratrol?
 
 
Resveratrol is a naturally occurring polyphenol found in plants such as Japanese Knotweed, grapes, and berries. It is one of the most widely researched natural antioxidants in the world. Green As Nature's formula delivers a powerful 1000mg dose per serving (2 capsules), derived exclusively from natural plant sources.
Note: Also commonly searched as Restrevarol, Reservital, or Resvera - all referring to the same compound: Resveratrol.
 
 
What Does the Research Say? 
 
 
Antioxidant Properties Resveratrol is widely studied for its potent antioxidant activity. Research has explored its ability to help neutralise free radicals unstable molecules associated with oxidative stress  which is a key area of interest in longevity and healthy ageing science.
 
 
Sirtuin Activation & Longevity Pathways One of the most cited areas of resveratrol research involves its potential to activate sirtuin proteins (SIRT1), often referred to as "longevity genes." Studies, including landmark research from Harvard's David Sinclair laboratory, have explored how resveratrol may mimic some of the cellular effects associated with caloric restriction a pathway long linked to lifespan extension in animal models.
 
 
Cardiovascular Research A significant body of research has examined resveratrol's relationship with cardiovascular markers. Studies have explored its potential influence on circulation, arterial flexibility, and cholesterol oxidation. The so-called "French Paradox" the observation that French populations with high red wine consumption showed lower rates of cardiovascular events first sparked widespread scientific interest in resveratrol as a naturally occurring compound in grape skins.
 
 
Anti-Inflammatory Pathways Multiple studies have investigated resveratrol's interaction with inflammatory markers and pathways in the body. Chronic inflammation is a widely researched area in modern medicine, and resveratrol's polyphenolic structure has drawn considerable attention in this field.
 
 
Brain & Cognitive Health Research Some studies have explored resveratrol's ability to cross the blood-brain barrier, with researchers investigating its potential relationship with cognitive function, neuroprotective pathways, and age-related neurological changes. This is considered an emerging and promising area of resveratrol research.
 
 
Cellular Energy & NAD+ Pathways Resveratrol is frequently studied alongside NAD+ precursors such as NMN (Nicotinamide Mononucleotide). Research suggests these compounds may work synergistically resveratrol activating sirtuin proteins while NAD+ precursors provide the cellular fuel those proteins require to function optimally.
 
 
Important: The above summaries reflect areas of scientific research and interest only. They are not intended as medical claims or advice. Individual results may vary. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before starting any supplement.
 
 
 
Frequently Asked Questions (Q&A)
 
 
Q: What is the purity of Green As Nature Resveratrol? A: Our Resveratrol has been independently tested by Eurofins Laboratories in September 2024 and verified at 99.8% purity. You can view the certificate of analysis in the product photo section.
 
 
Q: Is this natural or synthetic resveratrol? A: It is 100% natural resveratrol, derived from Japanese Knotweed — one of the most potent plant sources of resveratrol available. It is not synthesised or artificially produced.
 
 
Q: Does it contain any fillers or binders? A: No. Green As Nature Resveratrol contains no added fillers, binders, or artificial additives just pure resveratrol powder in capsule form.
 
 
Q: What is the dose per serving and how many capsules is that? A: Each serving delivers 1000mg of natural resveratrol, which equals 2 capsules. This makes it one of the highest-dose formulas available in Australia.
 
 
Q: How long will one bottle last? A: At the recommended serving of 2 capsules per day, one bottle provides a 30-day supply. The bundle deal (2 bottles / 120 capsules) gives you a full 60-day supply ideal for those wanting to commit to a consistent daily routine.
 
 
Q: Can I take Resveratrol with other supplements? A: Many customers choose to pair resveratrol with an NAD+ precursor such as NMN. Research has explored potential synergies between these two compounds. However, we recommend consulting your healthcare professional before combining supplements, especially if you are taking medications or have an existing health condition.
 
 
Q: What has research explored regarding Resveratrol? A: Scientific studies have explored resveratrol across several areas including antioxidant activity, sirtuin/longevity pathway activation, cardiovascular markers, anti-inflammatory pathways, metabolic function, cognitive health, and cellular energy. Please see our What Does the Research Say? section above for a full summary.
 
 
Q: Is Green As Nature Resveratrol GMP certified? A: Yes. Our product is manufactured to Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) standards, ensuring consistent quality and safety in every batch.
 
 
Q: Is "Restrevarol" the same as Resveratrol? A: Yes,  Restrevarol, Reservital, and Resvera are all common misspellings of Resveratrol. They all refer to the same natural polyphenol compound found in this product.