Quercetin: natural bioflavonoid without citrous allergens

Quercetin belongs to the group of bioflavonoids, but is free from citrous allergens. The polyphenol occurs in high concentrations in onions, apples or broccoli. Its various effects are based on its excellent antioxidative properties.

Strengthens the heart and the circulation

Quercetin is known for its cell protective properties as well as for its benefits for the cardiovascular system. It helps to maintain the histamine reaction of the body by supporting the nasal ways naturally. Quercetin is able to inhibit a metallo-enzyme, which catalyses the formation of uric acid.

The bioflavonoid inhibits the oxidation of LDL-cholesterol. This way Quercetin, on its own or with vitamin C, protects the nerves and blood vessels.

Quercetin enhances the endurance

The bioflavonoid Quercetin has always new surprises in store! A medical journal reported that quercetin is able to improve the physical fitness – without any exercise. A US research team of Dr. J. Mark Davis of the University of Columbia found indications that quercetin is able to improve the biogenesis of the mitochondria, which are said to be the biochemical “powerhouses” of the cells. The study proved that the consumption of quercetin enhances the endurance performance – without any physical activity.

Good to know

• synergy effect: quercetin and vitamin C protect and regenerate each other
• soothing properties for the tissues
• stomach-friendly, due to the vitamin C in the form of calcium ascorbate
• without silicon dioxide and magnesium stearate
• vegan and vegetarian