HOW C60MD WORKS

Illustration of C60 MD Effects on Cells

  1. C60 Antioxidant Mechanism: The unique carbon cage structure and conjugated double bonds provide free radical electron pairs, forming stable hydroxyl groups (OH) when combined with C60.

  2. Formation of Free Radicals: Radiation, UV, metabolism, stress, staying up late, smoking.

ANTIOXIDANT

FREE RADCIAL

HEALTHY CELL

C60 MD Antioxidant Mechanism

C60 Antioxidant Mechanism

This indicates the protective effect of polyhydroxylated fullerene. Results from the work of Milic Torres et al. confirm the hypothesis and complete previous research showing that fullerenol has high antioxidative and cytoprotective potential without recorded side effects. Considering the mechanisms of DOX toxicity (mainly due to free radical production), prior research and our experimental results conclude that fullerenol’s protective role is based on its high antioxidant potential. Due to its unique electrochemical features, fullerenol acts as a free radical sponge and/or removes free iron by forming a fullerenol-iron complex, preventing further damage to cells by reactive oxygen species (ROS).

Fig. 6: Hypothesized Mechanisms of Fullerenol Antioxidant Activity (Torres  and Simic. 2012)

A possible reaction mechanism for the formation of fullerenol with a high number of hydroxyl groups involves the hydroxide ion (–OH) inducing hydroperoxide ion (–OOH) formation due to the slightly higher acidity of H2O2 compared to H2O. The formed –OOH attacks C60 to give fullerene epoxide C60O, followed by –OH attack and protonation. The obtained fullerene epoxide is susceptible to further nucleophilic attacks by –OH and –OOH because of its higher strain.

Illustration of C60 MD Effects on Cells

  • Antioxidant action, reduction of free radicals.

  • Promotes metabolism, physiological functions.

  • Extends cell lifespan.

  • Boosts immunity, prevents cancer.

  • Stabilizes nutrient structures.

  • Acts as a carrier, penetrating tissues.

  • Improves oral bioavailability.

  • Provides joint tissue lubrication.

  • Prevents arthritis.

  • No need for surgery or hyaluronic acid injections.

  • Maintains quality of life.

Technological Background

The technology behind C60 MD products originates from the U.S. company SINAPU LLC CORPORATION, led by Simon Cao and Dr. Butzloff. Their unique technology derives from Richard Smalley, the father of carbon nanotubes, and combines quantum physics and nanotechnology to develop water-soluble C60 (fullerenol), greatly enhancing oral bioavailability (BA). This technology gives C60 nano-drug delivery capabilities, allowing it to penetrate the blood-brain barrier (BBB) and treat brain-related diseases such as Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, and dementia. These significant breakthroughs make water-soluble C60 highly promising for future preventive medicine and health applications.