At ValAsta, we are committed to transparency, scientific integrity, and empowering our customers through education. One of the most valuable resources in helping us achieve this mission is the extensive library of peer-reviewed research provided by the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

The NIH | Assorted Scientific Research Articles are a collection of studies, clinical trials, and biomedical research publications hosted primarily through PubMed, a free search engine accessing a vast database of medical and life sciences literature. These articles are authored by researchers, physicians, and scientists from institutions around the world and are considered one of the most credible sources for evidence-based healthcare information.

For those seeking to understand how ValAsta works, these research articles offer critical insight into the mechanisms and health benefits of astaxanthin, the primary active compound in ValAsta. Astaxanthin is a naturally occurring carotenoid with powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. The NIH library contains numerous studies that:

Explore how astaxanthin reduces oxidative stress—a root cause of many chronic diseases.
Demonstrate its role in lowering inflammation by modulating inflammatory cytokines.
Highlight its benefits in cardiovascular health, neuroprotection, immune support, and even metabolic syndromes.
Examine its potential to support cancer management through its antioxidant and cell-protective properties.

By reviewing these NIH articles, both health professionals and customers can gain a deeper understanding of how ValAsta supports the body at a cellular level, aligning with our mission to offer a science-backed, natural solution for improved health and vitality.

We encourage everyone to explore the research for themselves, ask questions, and be empowered by the science that underpins ValAsta’s formulation.