Description
1. Sources and
Habitation
Quercetin, a flavonol,
is a plant derived flavonoid found in fruits, vegetables, leaves
and grains.
 It also may be
used as an ingredient in supplements, beverages or
foods.
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2. Descriptions and
Specifications of Product
Plant original: Sophora
japonica L
Content Specifications:
*5.0% Quercetin Test by HPLC
Molecular Formula:
C*5H*0O7
Molecular Mass:
**2.*4
CAS NO:
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3. Indications and
Uses
Quercetin is a powerful
antioxidant. It is also a natural anti-histamine, and
anti-inflammatory.Â
Research shows that
quercetin may help to prevent cancer, especially prostate
cancer.
4. Safety
Concerns
Although considered
safe, sometimes quercetin can cause headaches or an upset stomach,
and there had been some reports of kidney damage at
doses greater
than 1g/day.*7 However, Memorial SloanKettering Cancer Center notes
that no adverse effects in humans have been reported taking
doses as
high as 4g/day.*8 Pregnant or nursing women should always consult
with their healthcare provider prior to taking any
supplement.
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5. Dosage
Information
Although there are no
widely recognized standard dosage recommendations for quercetin,
intakes of as high as *******0mg per day, consumed in **3 divided
doses have been used with no apparent adverse side
effects.
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The Information had not
been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration, only for
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