Spermidine is a small natural compound found in every living cell. Our bodies make some of it, and we also take it in from food. The brand lists it as the first named ingredient in IQHoney.
Where it comes from
Foods that contain spermidine include wheat germ, soybeans, mushrooms, green peas and aged cheese. Supplement makers often draw it from wheat germ. Scientists group it with the polyamines, which cells use for everyday upkeep, so it has drawn interest in studies on healthy ageing and memory.
Key points
- A natural compound found in all cells
- Also found in wheat germ, soy and mushrooms
- Studied for healthy ageing and memory
- Brand aim: cellular maintenance
Its part in IQHoney
Spermidine is the cell-upkeep part of the formula and the ingredient most tied to the brand’s memory message.
Good to know
Research on spermidine and memory is still young and uses small groups, so it is best read as early interest and not as a promise. Take IQHoney as the bottle directs.
Your bottle’s label shows the full supplement facts. Results differ from person to person.
