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Definition of Rutin

Rutin is the healthy due to its content of natural bioflavonoid. Any foods made out of plants are having a proper health benefits. A fruits and vegetables food has all necessary nutrients, fiber, vitamins and minerals. There are also bioflavonoids, natural pigments very important for general health. All flavonoids are linked to vitamin P, most likely not positively, useful for health.

Here we detect different properties similar in red wine, dark vegetables or fruits, also green tea. Rutin is also flavonoid that can be compacted in asparagus, buckwheat, berries and citrus fruits. A is flavonoid also useful as supplement in diet products.

Health benefits of Rutin

A clear Rutin is easy soluble in water, just about yellowish-green. Their structure is crystals alike. Rutin can be found in citrus fruits, apples and berries, also in black tea and buckwheat. Flavonoids have the antioxidant properties. AS antioxidant Rutin releases free radicals by attaching to iron.

Rutin also empowers blood circulation and capillaries, counteracts clotting of blood and thins out the blood; it also controls hemorrhoids, bruising, eases inflammation and varicose veins. It preserves skin collagen, and prevents venous edema, damages of skin and wrinkle making.

Rutin has powerful antioxidant properties and has also the property to attaches metal ions, such as iron, thereby reducing the Fenton reaction, a production damaging oxygen radicals. But together with vitamin C, the activity of ascorbic will be empowered: it is important because it strengthens capillaries and can help bleeding problem.

Studies proved that Rutin can help stop venous edema, a first sign of a chronic venous leg disease. There are hints that Rutin can inhibit some cancerous and pre-cancerous conditions. And Rutin may help detain atherogenesis and limit the cytotoxicity of oxidized LDL-cholesterol.

Clinical research proves that Rutin prevents the progression of micro-angiopathy to clinical stages and also neuropathy. This is especially important for diabetic. Studies show that Rutin may be effective with treating hemorrhoids and reducing plasma free radicals, on local and systematic level. In general as we can list following, Rutin can detain: • Hemorrhoids, • diabetic retinopathy, • osteoarthritis, • arteriosclerosis, • cancer, • heart disease, • stroke etc...

Rutin side effects are very rare, but if exist those are: stiff muscle, diarrhea, palpitations, dizziness, weakness, various allergic reactions and headache. The recommended daily dose of Rutin is 1000mg to over 3000mg per day, which will be agreed by severity.

A blood vessels healing with Rutin may happen in only two weeks, but it is better to use flavonoids in therapeutic dosages, few months and after that to maintenance dosages in order to produce and maintain wanted state of health.

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