Quercetin + Nettles

Provides antioxidant and blood vessel support. Stinging Nettle is used in Herbal Medicine to help relieve seasonal allergy symptoms.

An antioxidant used in Herbal Medicine for its anti-inflammatory actions attributed to its ability to interrupt the production and actions of inflammation-producing cytokines, prostaglandins and leukotrienes. This reduction in systemic inflammation enables optimal oxygen exchange and protects against the formation of microclots that can obstruct capillaries.

Benefits:

• Supports blood vessel integrity, healthy immune system balance, and a normal inflammatory response
• May support those whose immune systems are impacted by seasonal changes
• May help slow down histamine production
• Supports antioxidant status and healthy aging
• May help individuals affected by common environmental triggers

Highlights:

• Quercetin:
  • Works to regulate histamines, which are compounds released by a type of immune cell as a normal response to inflammation and environmental triggers
  • Supports your body’s natural ability to handle occasional immune challenges and a healthy inflammatory response in the respiratory tract
  • Protects blood vessels, and has been shown to help remove damaged or dead cells that can accelerate the aging process
• Nettle Extract:
  • Packed with vitamins and minerals, such as iron and vitamin C, nettle may help support your immune health and overall micronutrient status
  • A source of flavonoids, like quercetin, known for their ability to promote a healthy inflammatory response and antioxidant status in the body
  • Studies suggest it may help slow down histamine production

Recommended Dose:

Adults: Take 3 capsules per day with meals, or as directed by your health care practitioner. For use beyond 12 weeks, consult a health care practitioner. Refer to the product label for dosing instructions, age-appropriateness, and relative risk statements. Healthcare practitioners are encouraged to use clinical judgment with case-specific dosing, based on the intended goals, subject body weight, medical history, and concomitant medication and supplement usage.