I guess ... better late than never, but here are some clinical trials on Quercetin Phytosome
2021 Aug 1, 1:02pm 2,911 views 10 comments
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RC2006
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2021 Aug 1, 9:16pm
RC2006
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2021 Aug 1, 9:16pm
RC2006 says
I'm also wondering if it would help with my mild allergies.
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Do you think this would be good enough just one a day?
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B08Q2RCVCN?ref=ppx_pt2_mob_b_prod_image
I'm also wondering if it would help with my mild allergies.
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mell
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2021 Aug 1, 9:35pm
Thorne usually has high quality supplements and they do have a Quercetin phytosome
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Rin
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2021 Aug 2, 2:40am
Rin
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2021 Aug 2, 2:40am
RC2006 says
That 500 mg is Quercetin Dihydrate, which is not the bioavailable formulation. And they're using the standard Bromelain mix approach which isn't all that special.
mell says
Yes, excellent company & their Phytosome is 250 mg so it's not like they're selling lots of everything else, with a sliver, like 50 mg of Quercetin Phytosome, to make up for the lack of Que.
Do you think this would be good enough just one a day?
That 500 mg is Quercetin Dihydrate, which is not the bioavailable formulation. And they're using the standard Bromelain mix approach which isn't all that special.
mell says
Thorne usually has high quality supplements and they do have a Quercetin phytosome
Yes, excellent company & their Phytosome is 250 mg so it's not like they're selling lots of everything else, with a sliver, like 50 mg of Quercetin Phytosome, to make up for the lack of Que.
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Rin
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2021 Aug 2, 2:41am
Rin
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2021 Aug 2, 2:41am
RC2006 says
A lot have completely knocked out their spring allergies when they increased their daily Que.
I'm also wondering if it would help with my mild allergies.
A lot have completely knocked out their spring allergies when they increased their daily Que.
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Rin
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2021 Sep 4, 11:36am
Rin
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2021 Sep 4, 11:36am
Sounds good.
Here's another article on the Phytosome version vs the regular one ...
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6418071
That's clearly over 6 hours at peak concentration in vivo which is not bad.
Here's another article on the Phytosome version vs the regular one ...
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6418071
That's clearly over 6 hours at peak concentration in vivo which is not bad.
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https://www.dovepress.com/possible-therapeutic-effects-of-adjuvant-quercetin-supplementation-aga-peer-reviewed-fulltext-article-IJGM
When co-morbidities are removed from the study ...
I don't know about you but the above looks rather promising, esp for most of the population.