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Red Grapevine
Red grapevine extract is a veritable panacea for circulation in the legs.
Red grapevine is famous for its high flavonoid content: these molecules act as antioxidants, and have been associated with reducing bad cholesterol, relaxing blood vessels, and reducing the risk of coronary heart disease.
In addition, red grapevine leaves have astringent and anti-inflammatory properties that are potentially useful in cases of, for example, bleeding and diarrhoea; in this case, the greatest benefits would be found in the red leaves themselves.
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Taking red grapevine may reduce the effectiveness of cytochrome P450 1A2 modified drugs and phenacetin. It may also increase the effect of warfarin, thus increasing the risk of bruising and bleeding.
These supplements are particularly recommended for menopausal women: red grapevine, in addition to counteracting some typical symptoms of menopause such as palpitations, swelling and fatigue, also slows skin ageing thanks to its antioxidant properties.
The ancient Sumerians called this plant the "Herb of Life." Grapevines have has thus been considered a symbol of youth and eternal life since the dawn of civilisation. In medicine, Hippocrates himself recommended wine to cure many diseases, and preparations of Vitis vinifera were used to treat dysentery and heavy menstruation. They were also used for external conditions including chilblains and varicose veins.
The Red grapevine is native to Southern Europe and Western Asia, and is currently found on all continents except Antarctica. It is cultivated in warm and temperate regions all over the world for its fruit and for the production of wine.
Red grapevine is famous for its high flavonoid content: these molecules act as antioxidants, and have been associated with reducing bad cholesterol, relaxing blood vessels, and reducing the risk of coronary heart disease.
