BlueBonnet EGCG Green Tea Leaf Extract Supplement, 60 Count

Bluebonnet's Standardized EGCG Green Tea Leaf Extract Capsules provide a standardized extract of total polyphenols, catechins and EGCG, the most researched active constituents found in green tea.

Bluebonnet Nutrition Standardized EGCG Green Tea Leaf Extract - 60 Vegetarian CapsulesBluebonnetâs Standardized EGCG Green Tea Leaf Extract Vcaps provide the first green tea extract on the market to combine green tea leaf extract standardized for the highest EGCG (200 mg) content with whole raw green tea powder. This holistic formulaâs unique, sensitive ingredients are protected by FruitO2X, a blend of high ORAC fruit extracts in easy-to-swallow vegetable capsules for maximum assimilation and absorption. Providing 200 mg EGCG Dietary Supplement Herbal ProductsThe general role of herbs is to support and protect bodily functions and processes. In fact, they have been used traditionally to implement a shift in underlying physiological processes so that the body can readily defend itself and/or adapt to any situation at hand. More specifically, herbs have been used safely and effectively since the time of recorded Eastern and Western history for an endless list of reasons, such as general health and wellness, healing, immunity/resistance, weight and stress management, raising and renewing body vitality/energy, and a whole cadre of structure/function applications in the body. Aside from their medicinal qualities, herbs can also provide the body phytonutrients it does not always receive from either a poor diet or environmental deficiencies in the soil and air. Herbs contain a variety of active constituents that generally act in a wider, more general, less specific way than most single ingredient therapies. As previously mentioned, recognition of the potential health-promoting effects of plants can be traced back to ancient civilizations, including Egypt, China, Greece and India, as well as the Native Americans in the New World. In fact, many of the medicines currently available on the market today originally came from plants that have been part of the daily diet for centuries. Indeed, the writings of the 5th century Greek physician Hippocrates support the notion,