Quercetin — Evidence-Based Benefits & Dosage Guide
supplement • Evidence Grade B
Quercetin is a supplement approach with good evidence supporting its benefits. It is generally considered Generally safe. Natural senolytic properties at higher doses.. It serves as a natural alternative to 1 injectable or research compound that people commonly use.
Flavonoid found in onions and apples with anti-inflammatory, antihistamine, and senolytic properties.
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Recommended Dosage
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Timing
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Mechanism
Inhibits mast cell degranulation, scavenges free radicals, and selectively kills senescent cells.
Recommended Dosage
500-1000mg daily
Safety Profile
Generally safe. Natural senolytic properties at higher doses.
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