Citrus Bioflavonoid 25%,35%,50%HPLC Specifications:25%,35%,50%HPLC Active Ingredients:HESPERIDIN,NARINGIN,NEOHESPERIDIN Plant Latin Name: Citrus aurantium L. Plant Part Used: Fruit Powder Color:Brown Yellow CAS Number: 7561-042　 Test Item: Appearance, Loss on drying, Total Ash, Assay, Heavy Metals, Arsenic, Microbiological. Packing: Nt.W:25kg/drum, with the inner plastic bag Storage: Store in a cool and dry area, keep sealed and keep away from direct light Product Description&Funciton: The various bioflavonoids found in citrus include hesperidin, quercetin, diosmin, naringin, & rutin among others. These phytonutrients are vital for proper absorption of Vitamin C. In fact, studies have proven their ability to enhance and prolong the action of vitamin C. Many vitamin C supplements consist of synthetically derived ascorbic acid. This is virtually ineffective. Without the natural citrus bioflavonoids ascorbic acid is easily oxidized and can actually be harmful to the body. This is why whole food nutrition is so much better than synthetically derived supplements. Studies have shown benefits of the citrus bioflavonoids on capillary permeability and blood flow. This is due to the powerful anti-inflammatory effects of these phytonutrients. This is especially important for oxygenating tissues and maintaining normal blood pressure. It also reduces swelling, venous backup, and edema. This process also improves respiration in the lungs. Hesperidin is found most abundantly in the peel and membranous parts of lemons and oranges. Hesperidin is often used for the treatment of varicose veins and hemorrhoids. A deficiency of hesperidin in the diet has been linked with abnormal capillary function, extremity pain & leg cramps. Rutin and quercetin are the strongest bioflavonoid anti-oxidants. These 2 phytonutrients have very powerful anti-inflammatory benefits. They along with the other bioactive flavonoids have their greatest effects within the blood stream and capillary beds. These have also been shown to be highly effective at preventing and treating varicose veins. These are found in large quantities in the fruits and rinds of lemons, limes, grapefruits, & oranges.

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