Calcium alpha-ketoglutarate (Ca-AKG)

Analytical Code: 253150

Calcium alpha‑ketoglutarate (Ca‑AKG) — dietary supplement salt of AKG; studied for aging biology and bone metabolism; typical research dose around 1 g/day (SR).

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Calcium alpha-ketoglutarate (Ca-AKG) ≥98% purity is a calcium salt of alpha‑ketoglutarate (AKG), a TCA‑cycle metabolite studied for aging biology and bone metabolism. It is a white to off‑white powder suitable for dietary supplement use.


Benefit Typical study dose* Key human findings High-quality sources
Healthy aging biomarkers ~1 g/day (SR) for 6–8 months Uncontrolled Rejuvant® user study reported ~8‑year reduction in DNA‑methylation age; exploratory and not placebo‑controlled. PMC
Frailty/healthspan (animal) Dietary Ca‑AKG in middle‑aged mice Extended lifespan, reduced frailty scores, ↓ inflammatory cytokines (e.g., IL‑6). Cell Metab
Bone metabolism 6 g/day for 6 months (postmenopausal) Lowered bone resorption marker (CTX); BMD change small/non‑significant over 6 months. PubMed
Exercise/muscle Varies by salt (AKG blends) Human data mixed and often with other AKG salts (e.g., arginine‑AKG); translate cautiously. MDPI

*Doses shown are typical in studies; products and formulations differ. Pending RCT (“ABLE”) is testing 1 g/day sustained‑release for 6 months.



Mechanistic highlights

  1. Energy/epigenetic co‑factor: AKG participates in the TCA cycle and acts as a co‑substrate for dioxygenases (TET/Jumonji), potentially shaping epigenetic programs linked to aging.
  2. Inflammation tone: Murine data show ↓ pro‑inflammatory cytokines (e.g., IL‑6), aligning with improved frailty scores.
  3. Bone biology: In aged models, AKG supports osteogenesis and limits bone loss via epigenetic effects.


Safety & practical use

  • Usual supplemental range: 0.5–2 g/day; sustained‑release 1 g/day is under RCT evaluation.
  • Tolerability: Small studies report good short‑term tolerability (e.g., 4.5 g/day in dialysis; 6 g/day in women) with metabolic benefits reported.
  • Drug status: Dietary supplement, not an approved drug for disease treatment; human outcome benefits remain unproven pending RCTs.
  • Medical oversight: Avoid in pregnancy/breastfeeding due to limited data; consult a clinician for kidney disease, calcium disorders, or interacting meds.

  • white to off-white powder
  • Room (25-40C)
  • 24 Months from manufacturing or testing date.
  • 500mg - 2000mg
  • 500mg - 2000mg
  • Powder mixing for food/beverage (oil‑phase disperse or glycol premix)
  • Heat Tolerant
  • 0.00 - 0.00
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Test Name Specification
Appearance White to off-white powder
Purity ≥98%
Calcium (Ca2+, on dried basis) 18–21%
Water ≤7.0%
pH (6.0–8.0) 6.0–8.0
Loss on drying ≤1.0%
Lead (Pb) ≤0.1 ppm
Mercury (Hg) ≤0.1 ppm
Cadmium (Cd) ≤0.2 ppm
Arsenic (As) ≤0.1 ppm
Total microbial count ≤500 CFU/g
Coliform ≤0.92 MPN/g
Mold and yeast <50 CFU/g
Staphylococcus aureus 0/25 g
Salmonella 0/25 g

Calcium alpha-ketoglutarate (Ca-AKG)

Calcium alpha‑ketoglutarate (Ca‑AKG) — dietary supplement salt of AKG; studied for aging biology and bone metabolism; typical research dose around 1 g/day (SR).

Calcium alpha-ketoglutarate (Ca-AKG) ≥98% purity is a calcium salt of alpha‑ketoglutarate (AKG), a TCA‑cycle metabolite studied for aging biology and bone metabolism. It is a white to off‑white powder suitable for dietary supplement use.


Benefit Typical study dose* Key human findings High-quality sources
Healthy aging biomarkers ~1 g/day (SR) for 6–8 months Uncontrolled Rejuvant® user study reported ~8‑year reduction in DNA‑methylation age; exploratory and not placebo‑controlled. PMC
Frailty/healthspan (animal) Dietary Ca‑AKG in middle‑aged mice Extended lifespan, reduced frailty scores, ↓ inflammatory cytokines (e.g., IL‑6). Cell Metab
Bone metabolism 6 g/day for 6 months (postmenopausal) Lowered bone resorption marker (CTX); BMD change small/non‑significant over 6 months. PubMed
Exercise/muscle Varies by salt (AKG blends) Human data mixed and often with other AKG salts (e.g., arginine‑AKG); translate cautiously. MDPI

*Doses shown are typical in studies; products and formulations differ. Pending RCT (“ABLE”) is testing 1 g/day sustained‑release for 6 months.



Mechanistic highlights

  1. Energy/epigenetic co‑factor: AKG participates in the TCA cycle and acts as a co‑substrate for dioxygenases (TET/Jumonji), potentially shaping epigenetic programs linked to aging.
  2. Inflammation tone: Murine data show ↓ pro‑inflammatory cytokines (e.g., IL‑6), aligning with improved frailty scores.
  3. Bone biology: In aged models, AKG supports osteogenesis and limits bone loss via epigenetic effects.


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