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Grape seed Extract Botanical Name Family Common Name Synonyms Part Used Main Function Plant Description: The grapevine is a perennial plant grown in warm temperate regions of the world. It produces clusters of pale green flowers. The fruit has green, yellow or reddish-purple skins and two to four seeds inside the pulpy flesh. Grape Seed Extract comes From The Tiny Seeds Of The Red Grape. It Is Rich In Flavonoids, Which Are Plant Substances That Help Protect Cells From Free Radical Damage. Grape Seed Extract is A Natural Plant Substance That Has A Concentrated Source Of Oligomericproanthocyanidins (OPC). These Anti-oxidants Help Protect Cells From Free Radical Damage And Also Promote Healthy Circulation. Grape Seed Extract Is Rich In Polyphenols, A Compound That's High In Antioxidants. Studies Have Shown OPC To Be More Powerful Antioxidants Than Vitamin C, E, And Beta-carotene. Chemistry: It contains 95% Proanthocyanidins - phenolic compounds in the form of polymers or oligomers, built of flavan-3-ol units, such as catechin, epicatechin, gallocatechin, epigallocatechin, afzelechin and epiafzelechin. Health benefit: Antioxidant Promoting Cardiovascular And Immune System Health Acts As An Antioxidant May Help With Various Circulation Problems May Support Healthy Immune Function May Protect The Body Against The Damaging Effects Of Radiation Therapy And Certain Types Of Chemotherapy May Inhibit The Destruction Of Collagen Structures May Support Cardiovascular Health May Support Healthy Inflammatory Response Dosage: 1caps 2 or 3 times daily or as directed by the physician. MG - 275 Quantity - 60 caps MRP- Rs. 1249/-
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- 1. Grape seed Extract Botanical Name Family Common Name Synonyms Part Used Main Function Plant Description: The grapevine is a perennial plant grown in warm temperate regions of the world. It produces clusters of pale green flowers. The fruit has green, yellow or reddish-purple skins and two to four seeds inside the pulpy flesh.
- 2. Grape Seed Extract comes From The Tiny Seeds Of The Red Grape. It Is Rich In Flavonoids, Which Are Plant Substances That Help Protect Cells From Free Radical Damage. Grape Seed Extract is A Natural Plant Substance That Has A Concentrated Source Of Oligomericproanthocyanidins (OPC). These Anti- oxidants Help Protect Cells From Free Radical Damage And Also Promote Healthy Circulation. Grape Seed Extract Is Rich In Polyphenols, A Compound That's High In Antioxidants. Studies Have Shown OPC To Be More Powerful Antioxidants Than Vitamin C, E, And Beta-carotene. Chemistry: It contains 95% Proanthocyanidins - phenolic compounds in the form of polymers or oligomers, built of flavan-3-ol units, such as catechin, epicatechin, gallocatechin, epigallocatechin, afzelechin and epiafzelechin. Health benefit: Antioxidant Promoting Cardiovascular And Immune System Health Acts As An Antioxidant May Help With Various Circulation Problems May Support Healthy Immune Function May Protect The Body Against The Damaging Effects Of Radiation Therapy And Certain Types Of Chemotherapy May Inhibit The Destruction Of Collagen Structures May Support Cardiovascular Health May Support Healthy Inflammatory Response
- 3. Dosage: 1caps 2 or 3 times daily or as directed by the physician. MG - 275 Quantity - 60 caps MRP- Rs. 1249/-