Quercetin Supplements (6)
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Herbs of Gold Quercetin Complex 60 Tablets
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Carusos Quercetin 500mg 60 Tablets
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Wanderlust Quercetin + C 30 Capsules
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Fusion Health Quercetin Advanced 60 Vege Capsules
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Nature's Help Viraguard Immune Support with Quercetin 60 Capsules
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Oriental Botanicals Quercetin Excel 60 Vege Capsules
Quercetin supplements: your questions answered
At Healthylife, we’re committed to providing you with the best health supplements, including our easy-to-take quercetin tablets and capsules.
Our range includes Bioceuticals Quercetin tablets, a quercetin supplement with bromelains that may ease mild allergies and inflammation and reduce the formation of free radicals in the body. We also stock Herbs of Gold Quercetin Complex. Blended with vitamin C and bioflavonoids, this is a high-strength quercetin supplement that may support a healthy immune system.
Whether you have a specific concern or would like to support your overall health and wellbeing, we have a quercetin supplement that may assist.
What are the benefits of taking quercetin?
Quercetin is a naturally occurring flavonoid found in many different plants. Flavonoid gives plants their colour. Extensive studies have focused on its health properties, including its antioxidant, antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory and antiviral benefits.
It has been found that its antioxidant properties make it a powerful scavenger of free radicals; thereby, it may reduce oxidative stress and protect the body from cellular damage.
Associated with its anti-inflammatory properties, quercetin has been found to slow the production of inflammatory proteins in the body and may ease some inflammatory conditions.
Quercetin may also assist in lowering blood pressure and help reduce cholesterol levels.
Taking quercetin supplements and including more quercetin-rich foods in your diet may help prevent some diseases and maintain overall good health.
Which foods contain quercetin?
Quercetin can be found in citrus fruits, red grapes, apples and berries, as well as green leafy vegetables, broccoli and onions. Seeds, buckwheat, almonds, olives, green tea, coffee, flowers and other plants also contain quercetin. It can also be found in some herbs, including Ginkgo biloba, St John’s wort and milk thistle.
What are the side effects of quercetin?
Studies show that polyphenols, such as quercetin, have relatively few side effects, and there is much research into the health benefits of quercetin supplements. When combined with other supplements, such as vitamin C, it has been shown that quercetin may enhance antiviral effectiveness with few side effects.
So, who should not take quercetin? It is recommended those who are pregnant or breastfeeding should avoid taking quercetin. It’s important to speak to your healthcare professional before taking any new supplements.
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Need help navigating what to choose from the Healthylife range of quercetin supplements? Talk to a naturopath to discover more.