POLY BIO TRANSDERMAL TOPICAL LOTION & YOUR HEALTH

Decades of research by leading scientists — including our own transdermal innovation — have brought us here.
Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of this breakthrough.

Polyphenols are powerful organic compounds renowned for their protective and regenerative effects on body tissues. Often referred to as phytochemicals or phytonutrients, these natural molecules are found in fruits, vegetables, herbs, and many other plants.

As secondary metabolites—molecules produced during energy processes in plants—polyphenols belong to a unique class of micronutrients with significant health benefits.

When bioavailable, as in our Poly-Bio transdermal lotion, polyphenols support:

• Brain function
• Digestive health
• Heart health
• Immune response
• And more

While ongoing research continues to reveal the full potential of polyphenols, the future is undeniably bright. These robust compounds offer powerful physical and psychological benefits—backed by nature and powered by science.

Take 30 seconds a day to support your wellness.

Apply about a teaspoon of POLY BIO to your thighs, chest, or any hair-free area. That’s it. One minute a day to help your body absorb what it truly needs — safely, naturally, and effectively. Your mind and body will thank you. Carry on as usual.

POLY BIO is:

• 100% natural
• Drug-free
• Non-toxic
• Safe and easy to use

⚖️ THE SCIENCE: BIOAVAILABILITY & POLYPHENOLS

Why traditional oral supplements may not work as well as you think

Bioavailability refers to the amount of a nutrient that reaches your bloodstream and is used by your body. When it comes to oral vitamins and polyphenols, studies show that only 10-50% (or less) of what you swallow is actually absorbed.

Factors like digestion, metabolism, and gut health dramatically affect how much of your supplements your body truly uses.

POLY BIO changes that.

Our patent-pending transdermal delivery system allows key polyphenols to be absorbed directly through the skin, bypassing the digestive system and dramatically improving bioavailability.

📈 WHY POLYPHENOLS MATTER

Polyphenols are powerful micronutrients found in fruits and vegetables. They have been shown to support:

• Cardiovascular health
• Neurological function
• Liver function
• Glucose regulation
• Cellular defense against oxidative stress

However, many polyphenols are poorly absorbed when taken orally due to their unstable nature and poor solubility.

POLY BIO delivers essential compounds like:

• EGCG
• Resveratrol
• Curcumin
• Quercetin

...in a more effective, bioavailable format.

✨ A NEW STANDARD IN NUTRITION

By combining science, nature, and innovation, POLY BIO offers a breakthrough in how we deliver nutrients to the body.

• Supports any wellness or dietary regimen
• Enhances the effectiveness of what you're already doing
• A trusted, modern alternative to traditional pills and powders

POLY BIO makes what you're already doing work even better.

60+ and still alive — let’s shoot for 100, and in good health.

By now, you've probably heard it all, read it all, and hopefully followed -more or less- the advice of professionals.

You already know what you should (and shouldn’t) be doing: eating reasonably well, getting a bit of movement each day, and not giving up.

Keep doing what’s good for you, as best you can. Follow your doctor’s guidance. And now, add one more step.

Unlike a car, the human body doesn’t come with a warranty… but with the right care, it can keep running strong for a long time.

That extra step is this: non-oral polyphenols, applied topically in seconds to a small area of the skin, using our patent-pending transdermal formula. This avoids digestive breakdown and improves bioavailability.

A short list of scientific references used in this report is included below.

Polyphenols and Aging:

Aging is a multifactorial process involving complex changes at various levels of organismal function. The progressive decline in tissue performance plays a central role in the onset of age-associated diseases such as Alzheimer's disease (AD), cardiovascular disease, and cancer.

Ongoing research continues to highlight the protective role of bioavailable polyphenols against age-related disorders through multiple biological mechanisms. Compounds such as resveratrol, (−)-epigallocatechin-3-gallate (EGCG), and curcumin have been shown to mitigate cellular damage caused by the accumulation of reactive oxygen species (ROS)—a major contributor to aging and chronic disease.

Recent findings also indicate that these polyphenols may function as anticancer agents, notably by inhibiting the formation of new blood vessels (angiogenesis) in neoplastic tissues. Moreover, polyphenols have been found to influence cell-signaling pathways, including the activation of SIRT1, a regulatory protein implicated in longevity and metabolic health.

In addition to their antioxidant and anticancer properties, polyphenols have demonstrated anti-inflammatory effects, particularly in chronic vascular inflammation linked to atherosclerosis. This growing body of evidence supports the therapeutic potential of polyphenols in the development of novel treatments for age-related diseases.

In the case of cardiovascular disease, there is a notable convergence of risk factors - oxidative stress, chronic inflammation, and toxin accumulation—similar to those observed in AD and cancer. While the genetic and environmental contributions may differ among these conditions, they share common clinical and pathological features. Polyphenols are actively being investigated for their ability to modulate key regulatory molecules involved in these disease pathways.

The neuroprotective effects of polyphenols are also well documented. Numerous epidemiological studies have established a clear association between polyphenol intake and reduced risk of neurodegenerative disorders, including Alzheimer's and Parkinson’s disease.

While the precise mechanisms behind these protective effects are still under investigation, it is clear that polyphenols represent a promising avenue for pharmacological intervention. The continued exploration of their bioavailability, metabolism, and cellular targets will be essential in harnessing their full therapeutic potential.

REFERENCES: https://polybiolotion.com/references