Re: What contains Quercetin and Lyprinol?

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hi couldnt take stinging netltle as my bp too low tealk

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> From: ultrafeeltrance <investicator@...>

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> Date: 5/29/2004 12:54:06 AM

> Subject: What contains Quercetin and Lyprinol?

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> Which plants contain Quercetin and/or Lyprinol?

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> I think, stinging nettle contains Quercetin!?

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> (... thinks that Quercetin and Lyprinol will address some of

> the different inflammatory pathways, but not the same one that

> Benicar does.

> He feels that taking them is one of the reasons he was doing

> well before Benicar and had no reactions once he started the

> Benicar.)

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Off the top of my head, onions (the best source) and apples are good sources

of quercetin. It's also found in tea (not sure which type), berries and

nuts. Rutin is a type of quercetin.

Lyprinol comes from green mussels off the coast of New Zealand, so it's a

shellfish product. However, not all shellfish contain it. And most other

green mussel extracts do not have the same anti-inflammatory effects as

Lyprinol. There are several companies that market Lyprinol. One is Tyler.

Another is Prevail Corp, which is somehow connected to Enzymatic Therapy.

Lyprinex, under the Life Plus brand name is another.

lindaj@...

What contains Quercetin and Lyprinol?

> Which plants contain Quercetin and/or Lyprinol?

>

> I think, stinging nettle contains Quercetin!?

>

> fox