Morus alba, commonly called white mulberry tree, is a tree that can live for hundreds of years. Its roots give it the strength it needs to grow, but as they develop in the soil, a harsh environment, they produce specific and rare molecules to defend themselves, such as prenylated flavonoids. Flavonoids are known to have anti-aging activities such as anti-oxidant and immuno-protection. The prenylated version brings strong additional benefits, as they have a higher affinity with cellular membranes and better interaction with biological targets. But how can we get access to the roots without having to destroy the entire tree?

Thanks to the Plant Milking Technology, this has now become possible.


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