Other compounds

Fisetin

Also called: fisetin

A plant pigment in strawberries.

Why people take it
Ageing.
What the evidence says
Mostly animal studies.
How it is usually taken
Doses in research vary widely; long-term safety is unknown.
Be careful
Little safety data.
Medicines it can interact with
May affect medicines broken down by the liver.

Other other compounds

Alpha-lipoic acidResveratrolQuercetinPterostilbeneNMNSpermidinePQQSulforaphaneDIMDHEAMelatoninCaffeine and L-theanineCannabidiol (CBD)Hemp seedBee pollenRoyal jellyPropolisManuka honeyChlorophyllWheatgrass

Common questions

What is Fisetin?

A plant pigment in strawberries.

Why do people take Fisetin?

Ageing.

Does Fisetin work?

Mostly animal studies.

How much Fisetin do people take?

Doses in research vary widely; long-term safety is unknown.

Is Fisetin safe?

Little safety data.

Does Fisetin interact with medicines?

May affect medicines broken down by the liver.

Sources and further reading

Last reviewed 31 October 2026. Written by Satya Babu.

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