Pycnogenol is nature’s most versatile supplement, but many people wonder what Pycnogenol is used for. Scientific research shows that there are many Pycnogenol benefits, and the product can help to improve heart health and circulation, joint health, seasonal itchy eyes and runny nose, glucose control, menstrual discomfort, and skin issues!
Product Description
But, what does Pycnogenol do? Pycnogenol supplements demonstrate antioxidant effects may stimulate the immune system and potentially improve blood flow in research. The following areas of health have been studied in over 40 years of Pycnogenol research: asthma, allergies, blood pressure, diabetes, endometriosis, erectile dysfunction, muscles soreness, and osteoarthritis.3
Pycnogenol is a unique plant extract containing French maritime bark (Pinus pinaster), which is grown in sustainable French forests. It contains potent antioxidants that protect the cells from oxidative damage caused by free radicals and is a natural source of proanthocyanidins.
Free radicals are substances created by our own metabolism, as well as by environmental factors — such as smoking, air pollution and UV light exposure. In excess, free radicals may be harmful in the body and are linked to many degenerative diseases. Antioxidants such as those found in Pycnogenol may be beneficial in countering free radical effects.
Usage / Instructions
We recommend the following…
First week: 2 tablets twice per day (total of 4 tablets a day)
Thereafter: 1 tablet twice per day (total of 2 tablets a day)
Or as directed by a physician.
Note: Do not chew the tablets; swallow them whole.
Our Pycnogenol supplements are also suitable for vegans and vegetarians.
Warning
Those with diabetes should take caution.
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