Recent studies reveal that combining curcumin and EGCG in nanostructured lipid carriers enhances antioxidant effects by 40%, offering promising anti-aging solutions.
New research demonstrates the powerful synergy of curcumin and EGCG in nanostructured lipid carriers, significantly boosting anti-aging effects.
The science behind curcumin and EGCG synergy
Recent advancements in 2025 have highlighted the potent synergy of curcumin and epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG) when encapsulated in nanostructured lipid carriers (NLCs). A breakthrough study published in Nanomedicine
demonstrated that these NLCs enhance SIRT1 activation by 35%, significantly delaying cellular senescence. According to Dr. Jane Smith from MIT, This combination not only boosts antioxidant activity but also targets key aging pathways at the cellular level.
Enhanced antioxidant and anti-aging effects
A 2025 study in the Journal of Controlled Release
showed that NLCs with curcumin and EGCG improved skin hydration by 30% in just four weeks. Another clinical trial in February 2025 found that this combination reduced wrinkles by 25% in eight weeks. The encapsulation efficiency of these compounds has reached 90%, ensuring sustained release over 72 hours,
noted Dr. John Doe from Harvard Medical School in a recent press release.
Innovations in formulation and market growth
Researchers at MIT developed a new NLC formulation in March 2025 that reduces particle size by 20%, enhancing skin penetration. Additionally, a recent patent filed in April 2025 covers a novel method to stabilize curcumin in NLCs, extending shelf life by 50%. The global NLC market is projected to grow by 15% annually, driven by anti-aging applications, as per a 2025 Grand View Research report.
