Re: Grapefruit Seed Extract a big mistake?

[Guest guest]

LOL! Wow, , that's hilarious.

Well, at least the only gf seed extract I'm taking is secondary to the

undecylenate, the main reason I bought it.

Chris

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[Guest guest]

> (Citrus paradisi) no antimicrobial activity could be detected

(standard

> serial broth dilution assay, agar diffusion test). Thus, it is

concluded

> that the potent as well as nearly universal antimicrobial activity

being

> attributed to grapefruit seed extract is merely due to the synthetic

> preservative agents contained within. Natural products with

antimicrobial

> activity do not appear to be present.

>

> -

Interesting. Thanks . -Colby

[Guest guest]

On 9/6/05, Idol <Idol@...> wrote:

> Yeah, but also depressing. I just started taking some NutriBiotic GSE this

> morning -- and then I found that study.

Ouch, that sucks!

> >Well, at least the only gf seed extract I'm taking is secondary to the

> >undecylenate, the main reason I bought it.

>

> My order of Triple Yeast should be delivered today, but with any luck

> there's no triclosan or methylparaben in it, since GSE is just one lesser

> ingredient (only 40mg per cap). At least, that's what I hope, but since

> it's the only supplement I could find with undecylenate, it's not like I

> have a lot of choice.

Yup. Me neither, since I already bought it ;-)

> Any thoughts?

Not on my end.

Chris

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