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Old 07-15-2011, 03:40 PM #1
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Thumbs up Grapeseed extract: may prevent Alzheimer's

http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releas...-ncf071511.php

This is interesting. I often use this myself for allergies and inflammation and for my PN issues.

Grapeseed extract is not expensive and is a useful all around antioxidant. This article lends even more uses perhaps.
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This is interesting. I often use this myself for allergies and inflammation and for my PN issues.

Grapeseed extract is not expensive and is a useful all around antioxidant. This article lends even more uses perhaps.
Is this a tablet, and what is the brand that you use? Thanks for this info.
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Mine is a capsule, a soft gel. There are many brands. I get mine at Costco.

Lately I have seen some brands are including Resveratrol in it, and that is OK too.
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What mg do you take?
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200mg a day or so.
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I found some on Puritan's Pride that's pretty reasonable. Sure as I order the B1G1 they'll have their B1G2 sale.
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I have used theirs too. Theirs used to be a dry capsule. But it works too.

The buy one get two...is typically only once a year, in late spring and early summer. If business is slow, they may do it twice a year, but usually it is once a year only.

I've been looking at Swanson lately. You might find somethings there affordable too. Hubby ran out of his inositol powder, and
didn't tell me and I could have added in a previous order! snort!

So I found some on Swanson, for $4.00 less than iherb!

You might check the prices for the grapeseed there too. It might be less $$ than Puritan, which is not the cheapest on EVERYTHING all the time.

I think grapeseed is really good and affordable and provides alot of antioxidant protection. I've been urging people to use it for many years!
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I ordered some of the 200 mg. I have a friend who swears by it.

So I'm taking the 1,000 mg Krill, 10mg astaxanthin and now the grapeseed. I just might turn a nice shade of pinky-purple!
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