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Common Benefits from using SNS Grape Seed Extract:
A POTENT ANTIOXIDANT
May prevent #1 Killer CDV
Used for arthritis
Used for varicose veins
Used for diabetes
Used for macular degeneration
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Grape Seed Extract

Grape Seed Extract
Hi-Potency Antioxidant Formula
60 Capsules Bottles
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$19.95 EACH *
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Grape Seed
Extract
Supplement
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Grape Seed Extract Serving Size 1-2 capsules
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Suggested
Use: As a dietary supplement, orally, adults, add one 1-2 capsules
with full glass water, juice, or your favorite beverage.. |
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THE PCO BIOFLAVANOID COMPLEX -Powerful Antioxidant!
Bioflavanoids are natural plant components that strengthen and protect living tissue. "Proanthocyanidin" is one of the names used to describe a powerful bioflavonoid complex known as Procyanidolic Oligomers (PCO). "Pycnogenol" was the name originally given to this complex by Dr. Jacques Masquelier, the first to scientifically discover it and the first to patent an extraction process for it from the bark of maritime pine trees. "Pycnogenol" is now a trademarked name for PCO products extracted from pine bark.
- Enhanced capillary strength and vascular function, which helps the
heart and decreases: PMS problems, bruising, edema from injury or
trauma, varicose veins, leg swelling and retinopathy.
- Enhanced immune resistance.
- Increased peripheral circulation, improving vision.
- Reduced adverse allergic and inflammatory responses.
- Reduction in skin aging and loss of elasticity.
20 times more potent than vitamin C and 50 times more potent than vitamin E
The highest known concentration (95%) of the PCO complex is found in
grape seeds, and the second-highest (80-85%) in pine bark.
The PCO bioflavanoid complex was recently discovered to be 20 times more
potent than vitamin C and 50 times more potent than vitamin E as an
antioxidant. The advantages of PCO include:
- It is bioavailable and immediately absorbed from the stomach into
the bloodstream.
- It is distributed to virtually every organ and tissue, and remains
in the body for up to 72 hours.
- Not only does it neutralize free radicals themselves, but it also
conserves and regenerates vitamins C and E. Vitamin E is a powerful
free radical scavenger, but it is quickly used up. PCO and vitamin C
work synergistically to regenerate vitamin E.
- PCO is one of the few antioxidants that crosses the blood/brain
barrier to protect neural tissue.
- PCO extracts have been proven to be completely safe.
Grape Seed Extract May be
the Way to Prevent the Number One Killer
[Copyright 1998, PR Newswire]
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 23 /PRNewswire/ via NewsEdge Corporation -- Today,
Alex Sevanian, Ph.D., a professor at the University of Southern
California-Los Angeles, announced the results of his
ground-breaking study which found that procyanidins from grape seed
extract
have a significant antioxidant effect in preventing cardiovascular disease
(CVD), the number one killer in the developed world.
"We've completed our pre-clinical trials studying the effects of
procyanidins on the cardiovascular system, that focused on low,
normal and high LDL cholesterol diets," said Dr. Sevanian.
"These procyanidins apparently reduce the incidence of aortic lesions
that lead to serious CVD or sudden death for those with dangerously high
cholesterol diets."
Procyanidins are part of a very powerful class of antioxidants called
polyphenols. These particular substances canbe found in dietary sources
like red wine -- as evidenced in the celebrated "Mediterranean Diet."
But the most reliable and effective form of this substance is not found
in any food, it is actually found in grape seed extract.
"Our tests with this powerful antioxidant seem to explain the
'French Paradox' -- wherein people with diets high in
LDL cholesterol have low LDL cholesterol levels in the blood stream and no
signs of CVD," said Sevanian. "Procyanidins hold hope for millions in the
treatment of heart disease."
Sevanian adds that this will potentially lead to the formulation of
medical treatments to stave off and reverse CVD caused by high serum
LDL cholesterol levels.
[Copyright 1998, PR Newswire]
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