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Carlyle Pycnogenol 100mg French Maritime Pine Bark Extract For Antioxidant Support Non-GMO Gluten Free 30 Quick Release Capsules
Carlyle Pycnogenol 100mg French Maritime Pine Bark Extract For Antioxidant Support Non-GMO Gluten Free 30 Quick Release Capsules
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Materials and care
Materials and care
Pycnogenol (Pinus pinaster) (French Maritime Pine Bark Extract) (Standardized to contain 60-70% Procyanidins). Other Ingredients: Rice Powder, Gelatin Capsule, Vegetable Magnesium Stearate, Silica.
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FAQ
Q1. What are the benefits of Pycnogenol pine bark extract?
Ans: Pycnogenol provides powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties that protect cells from free radical damage. It also supports healthy cardiovascular circulation, improves microcirculation, reduces lower limb swelling, and promotes overall skin health.
Q2. What are the benefits of pine bark extract Pinus pinaster?
Ans: Pinus pinaster is a rich source of naturally occurring bioflavonoids called procyanidins. It helps strengthen blood vessels, improves cellular immune responses, and enhances joint comfort by managing the body's natural inflammatory pathways.
Q3. Is 100mg Pycnogenol safe?
Ans: Yes, a 100mg daily dosage is widely studied and generally considered safe for adult consumption. However, it may interfere with blood-clotting medications, and it is advised to avoid it during the first trimester of pregnancy unless guided by a doctor.
Q4. How can I check the authenticity of Carlyle Pycnogenol in India?
Ans: Rudra Retails directly sources all premium supplements from the USA to guarantee absolute product authenticity. Each bottle features original manufacturer batch codes and labels, allowing Indian consumers to shop with complete peace of mind.
Q5. Can Pycnogenol cause liver damage?
Ans: There is no scientific evidence suggesting that standardized Pycnogenol causes liver damage at recommended dosages. In fact, its potent antioxidant profile typically supports overall metabolic and cellular health when taken correctly.