Theaflavin-3,3′-digallate is the most potent form of theaflavin found in black tea that provides superior cardiovascular, metabolic, and anti-inflammatory benefits compared to other theaflavin forms. This powerful compound, which contains two gallic acid units attached to the theaflavin structure, offers exceptional antioxidant protection, helps regulate cholesterol and blood sugar levels more effectively than other theaflavins, provides stronger antimicrobial effects against harmful bacteria, and demonstrates the most significant potential anti-cancer properties among all theaflavin derivatives.
Alternative Names: TF3, TFDG, TF-dG, Theaflavin digallate, 3,3′-Digalloyltheaflavin
Categories: Polyphenol, Flavonoid, Tea Pigment, Theaflavin Derivative
Primary Longevity Benefits
- Antioxidant Protection
- Cardiovascular Support
- Anti-inflammatory Effects
Secondary Benefits
- Metabolic Health
- Antimicrobial Activity
- Anticancer Properties
- Gut Health
- Immune Support
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