- Grapefruit Seed Extract The Grapefruit Seed Extract is derived from a high proanthocyanadin content, ensuring quality
- Grapefruit seed extract (GSE) comprises predominantly polyphenolic compounds, including quercetin, hesperidin, campherol glycoside, neohesperidin, naringin, apigenin, rutinoside, poncirin, and others
- While the polyphenols themselves are unstable, they undergo a chemical conversion into more stable substances, falling into the diverse category known as quaternary ammonium compounds
- Certain quaternary compounds, such as benzethonium chloride and benzalkonium chloride, are employed industrially as antimicrobials but are toxic to animal life
- Consequently, these compounds are not detectable in significant amounts in our GSE
- Choline, a B vitamin and another quaternary compound, is non-toxic and essential for maintaining healthy neurological function and fat metabolism
- GSE combines the advantages of grapefruit-derived quaternary compounds, exhibiting broad-spectrum antimicrobial activity without the toxic side effects of chemically derived quaternaries
- Independent laboratory testing on "Acute Oral Toxicity" indicates that it would require at least 4,000 times the normal dose of GSE to have a 50% chance of causing poisoning (LD50)
- Grapefruit seed extract has been successfully employed in humans and animals to eliminate various types of internal and external infections caused by parasites (single- and multicelled), viruses, bacteria, and fungi
- It naturally detoxifies, enhances, and supports the immune system, proving highly effective in numerous applications
- High levels of vitamins C and E, along with bioflavonoids, are present in grapefruit seed extract
- These essential substances exhibit antioxidant action, neutralizing free radicals that damage cells and contribute to various illnesses
