When polyphenols including Resveratrol are concentrated into a daily tablet equivalent to over 100 Bottles of red wine, there is one initial question: Is It Safe?

Indeed, scientists who study these nutraceutical supplements have and are continuing to use similar techniques to those used in the pharmaceutical industry to evaluate their potential health benefits and safety.

In 2002, the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences commissioned a report entitled, “Trans-resveratrol Review of Toxicological Literature.”  This included a review of more than 200 referenced scientific studies which reported no adverse effects from Resveratrol. Animal studies have used the human-equivalent of over 5,000 mg of Resveratrol, and have shown no toxic effects. These animal studies use Resveratrol concentrations that are often 10 – 100 times the maximum concentrations observed in humans after oral dosage.

Human studies also confirm the safety of Resveratrol in highly concentrated forms. Studies including those at Marywood University, University of Leicester (UK) and University of Michigan, all found no significant side effects and no evidence of toxicity.

Resveratrol supplements have been on the market for more than 6 years, and numerous patients, companies and doctors have reported their safety.

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