People around the globe are using resveratrol supplements to look and feel younger. Because of the incredibly high demand, there are now more products on the market than ever. The bad news is that not all of them are effective.
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Resveratrol is a compound, so it does not contain ingredients. It is technically a phytoalexin (a type of antioxidant) produced naturally by grapes and Japanese knotweed.
Products labeled as RezV, resveratrol or trans-resveratrol always have other ingredients added such as grape seed extract and other proprietary blends. There is no commercially available product that contains pure resveratrol. Often if the label says 200 mg of resveratrol it is actually 100 mg because the polygonum cuspidatum (resveratrol) is 50% pure. For this reason, it is wise to not only look at the amount of extract but also the purity when choosing a supplement.
Thank you for viewing the above article, entitled “What are the Ingredients in Resveratrol?.” Resveratrol is a very commonly misspelled word. To help more people find this page I have compiled a list of the most common spelling errors.
Manufacturers often use shorter names to market their products with since ‘resveratrol’ doesn’t exactly roll off the tongue. Some examples include Eternal RezV, Pure RezV Pro, ResVer XP, Youth ResV Pro and Vital Rez V. The following are correct terms you will often see tied into many brand name supplements.
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