Overview

SCIENTIFIC SCORE
Possibly Effective
Based on 16 Researches
7.9
USERS' SCORE
Questionable
Based on 22 Reviews
5.1
Supplement Facts
Serving Size:   2 Veg Capsules
Amount Per Serving
%DV
Quercetin
800 mg
**
Bromelain (2,400 GDU/g)
165 mg
**

Top Medical Research Studies

9.5
We explored the effects of quercitrin on platelet activation to better understand its role in blood clotting. Through comprehensive experiments—like assessing platelet aggregation and thrombus formation—we observed that quercitrin significantly hinders platelet activation. This means it impairs platelet aggregation and granule secretion, which are crucial in forming blood clots.

Moreover, quercitrin showed promise in preventing arterial thrombus formation without extending bleeding time, hinting at its potential as a treatment for thrombotic diseases. Overall, our findings suggest that quercitrin could be beneficial in managing blood clot-related conditions.
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We investigated how quercetin, a natural compound, can guard against the harmful effects of extracellular histones on platelets. Our study involved evaluating the interaction between histones and platelets in animal and lab settings.

We discovered that quercetin effectively inhibits histone-induced platelet activation and damage. This protection suggests that quercetin could be a valuable treatment option for conditions where histone toxicity plays a role, potentially assisting in the management of critical illnesses.
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8
SXS shows promise against blood stasis
We investigated how Shi-Xiao-San, a traditional Chinese herbal formula, affects blood stasis, which relates to conditions like thrombosis and coronary heart disease. Through advanced techniques, we identified over 45 compounds, such as quercetin, that may play crucial roles in reducing blood viscosity and improving vascular health. Our tests showed that Shi-Xiao-San works by influencing key pathways involved in blood flow and inflammation. While promising, further studies are necessary to fully understand its mechanisms and benefits for treating blood clotting disorders.
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Most Useful Reviews

9
Blood pressure reduction
9 people found this helpful
After taking quercetin, my blood pressure finally dropped to 110/70, a level I've never achieved before. The warmth in my feet suggests improved blood circulation, leading to a lower reading.
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9
Strong allergy relief
1 people found this helpful
Amazing and effective rescue for strong allergy rashes! My private had severe allergy rashes; neither Claritine nor Lorrine provided significant relief, affecting his sleep for days. This supplement brought relief by the second day, with rashes and blood clots on his skin completely disappearing by day three. Dosage was as recommended (2+2). A tremendous relief that allowed him to sleep, exercise, and enjoy tea and coffee again. Very mild, with no side effects on kidneys or anything else. Highly recommended!
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9
Blood pressure stabilisation
1 people found this helpful
After suffering from Covid, I experienced significant issues with my blood vessels and blood pressure. My doctor recommended quercetin, instructing me to take it an hour before or two hours after meals. While it is a long-term commitment (2-4 months) and not inexpensive, my condition has stabilised, so I’m completely satisfied and will continue the course.
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Medical Researches

SCIENTIFIC SCORE
Possibly Effective
Based on 16 Researches
7.9
  • All Researches
9.5
We explored the effects of quercitrin on platelet activation to better understand its role in blood clotting. Through comprehensive experiments—like assessing platelet aggregation and thrombus formation—we observed that quercitrin significantly hinders platelet activation. This means it impairs platelet aggregation and granule secretion, which are crucial in forming blood clots.

Moreover, quercitrin showed promise in preventing arterial thrombus formation without extending bleeding time, hinting at its potential as a treatment for thrombotic diseases. Overall, our findings suggest that quercitrin could be beneficial in managing blood clot-related conditions.
Read More
9
Quercetin as anticoagulant examined
We investigated the potential of quercetin, a compound from the African eggplant, to act as an anticoagulant. By using various methods including bioassay-guided fractionation, we studied its effects on blood clotting in mice. Our experiments revealed promising anticoagulant activities.

While quercetin shows effectiveness against clot formation, further research is needed to fully understand its mechanisms and therapeutic potential in treating cardiovascular diseases. Overall, this suggests quercetin may serve as a valuable herbal option for cardiovascular health.
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9
Taxifolin inhibits NETosis, aids thrombo-inflammation
We investigated how taxifolin, a bioactive flavonoid, could impact diseases associated with blood clots like lupus and antiphospholipid syndrome (APS). Using in vitro assays and mouse models, we observed that taxifolin significantly inhibits the formation of neutrophil extracellular traps—an action known as NETosis—linked to inflammation and clotting. Notably, taxifolin reduced autoantibody formation and large-vein thrombosis in these models. This pioneering study suggests that taxifolin may offer protective benefits against thrombo-inflammatory conditions, making it an exciting area for further research.
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9
Baiying Qingmai reduces thrombosis
We explored how Baiying Qingmai Formulation (BF) affects thromboangiitis obliterans (TAO) by analyzing its chemical makeup and how it interacts with various signaling pathways.

Our findings showed that BF significantly inhibits important proteins related to inflammation and blood clotting. It not only decreases harmful cytokines but also increases protective metabolites in the bloodstream.

Ultimately, we believe BF offers a promising path to alleviate symptoms of TAO by reducing blood clots and improving vascular health in affected individuals.
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9
Quercetin aids hemorrhoid treatment
We closely examined a retrospective study focused on how a blend of micronized flavonoids, including quercetin, can alleviate symptoms of grade II and III hemorrhoidal disease.

Patients taking this compound showed a notable 89.8% success rate in reducing hemorrhoid severity after just one week of treatment.

Improvements were seen across a range of symptoms with no reported side effects. Overall, this study suggests that quercetin, alongside other ingredients, may effectively help manage hemorrhoidal symptoms safely.
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User Reviews

USERS' SCORE
Questionable
Based on 22 Reviews
5.1
  • All Reviews
  • Positive Reviews
  • Negative Reviews
9
Blood pressure reduction
9 people found this helpful
After taking quercetin, my blood pressure finally dropped to 110/70, a level I've never achieved before. The warmth in my feet suggests improved blood circulation, leading to a lower reading.
Read More
9
Strong allergy relief
1 people found this helpful
Amazing and effective rescue for strong allergy rashes! My private had severe allergy rashes; neither Claritine nor Lorrine provided significant relief, affecting his sleep for days. This supplement brought relief by the second day, with rashes and blood clots on his skin completely disappearing by day three. Dosage was as recommended (2+2). A tremendous relief that allowed him to sleep, exercise, and enjoy tea and coffee again. Very mild, with no side effects on kidneys or anything else. Highly recommended!
Read More
9
Blood pressure stabilisation
1 people found this helpful
After suffering from Covid, I experienced significant issues with my blood vessels and blood pressure. My doctor recommended quercetin, instructing me to take it an hour before or two hours after meals. While it is a long-term commitment (2-4 months) and not inexpensive, my condition has stabilised, so I’m completely satisfied and will continue the course.
Read More
7.5
Post-Covid benefits
1 people found this helpful
I started taking Quercetin in my recovery regimen after Covid. The results are excellent; headaches have significantly reduced, and shortness of breath has ceased. Being a powerful antioxidant, it aids in thinning the blood, and I will continue its regular use.
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0
Caution advised
170 people found this helpful
I found the daily recommended dose of 500 mg too high, as the two capsules contain 800 mg. For instance, my five-year-old experienced nosebleeds after taking just one. Quercetin reduces blood clotting, which can pose risks; hence, I recommend starting at 250 mg. I prefer quercetin from Natural Factors, having heard no serious health concerns about it. Wishing health to all!
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Frequently Asked Questions

9
Strong allergy relief
1 people found this helpful
Amazing and effective rescue for strong allergy rashes! My private had severe allergy rashes; neither Claritine nor Lorrine provided significant relief, affecting his sleep for days. This supplement brought relief by the second day, with rashes and blood clots on his skin completely disappearing by day three. Dosage was as recommended (2+2). A tremendous relief that allowed him to sleep, exercise, and enjoy tea and coffee again. Very mild, with no side effects on kidneys or anything else. Highly recommended!
9
Blood pressure stabilisation
1 people found this helpful
After suffering from Covid, I experienced significant issues with my blood vessels and blood pressure. My doctor recommended quercetin, instructing me to take it an hour before or two hours after meals. While it is a long-term commitment (2-4 months) and not inexpensive, my condition has stabilised, so I’m completely satisfied and will continue the course.
9
Blood pressure reduction
9 people found this helpful
After taking quercetin, my blood pressure finally dropped to 110/70, a level I've never achieved before. The warmth in my feet suggests improved blood circulation, leading to a lower reading.
9
Vascular improvement
4 people found this helpful
Taking quercetin seems to prevent the coronavirus from adhering to receptors. It may improve blood vessel health, and I’ve noticed a drop in my blood pressure since starting it.
2
Blood pressure issue
I am taking this to manage my blood pressure, but it doesn't seem to lower it effectively.
2
No significant change
I began taking this for my high blood pressure, but I've not noticed any substantial changes. However, it appears to be beneficial for my body.
6
Improved blood flow
35 people found this helpful
My blood pressure has dropped since taking it, and my blood vessels feel softer. I'm hopeful it might help with cerebral blood flow and counter dementia, which worries me more than Covid.
7.5
Post-Covid benefits
1 people found this helpful
I started taking Quercetin in my recovery regimen after Covid. The results are excellent; headaches have significantly reduced, and shortness of breath has ceased. Being a powerful antioxidant, it aids in thinning the blood, and I will continue its regular use.
7.5
Reduced inflammation
5 people found this helpful
I've taken quercetin since September 2020 for my varicose veins and overall health. After cycles of chemotherapy, it helped reduce inflammation and supported my blood vessels. I feel much better.
2
No noticeable effects
2 people found this helpful
After my recent illness, I felt no improvements; my blood remained thick, and I received no relief for my hay fever. I don’t understand the enthusiasm in other reviews regarding this product.
7.5
Zinc absorption
2 people found this helpful
I take quercetin with zinc to enhance absorption, especially when infected with Covid. It helped my partner regain taste and smell within days, and it’s beneficial for preventing blood clots.
4
Acne reduction
3 people found this helpful
This product has worked well, clearing up 80% of my acne over the month with the combination of this and Virastop. However, I noticed I bleed more easily while brushing my teeth, likely due to its blood-thinning properties, so I will reduce my intake from four a day to one.
0
Caution advised
170 people found this helpful
I found the daily recommended dose of 500 mg too high, as the two capsules contain 800 mg. For instance, my five-year-old experienced nosebleeds after taking just one. Quercetin reduces blood clotting, which can pose risks; hence, I recommend starting at 250 mg. I prefer quercetin from Natural Factors, having heard no serious health concerns about it. Wishing health to all!
7.5
Nasal relief
5 people found this helpful
I take one capsule of quercetin each morning with vitamin C and Iron. It seems to enhance vitamin C absorption and has improved my nasal inflammation, although it's not a miracle cure on its own.
We investigated whether quercetin, along with other flavonoids, impacts platelet activity, which is crucial for blood clotting. Using blood samples from healthy volunteers, we looked at how these compounds influence the activation states of platelets through a specialized laboratory technique.

Our findings showed that quercetin and the other flavonoids demonstrated significant antiplatelet activity, effectively blocking a key receptor involved in platelet aggregation. This work helps shed light on how these natural compounds may play a role in preventing cardiovascular issues by reducing unwanted blood clot formation.
We explored the effects of polyphenols, specifically quercetin, on the bioenergetics and function of platelets under conditions of normoglycemia and acute hyperglycemia. Our study evaluated how these compounds can impact platelet activity that typically increases due to high blood sugar levels.

We found that the use of polyphenols like quercetin helps lessen heightened platelet activity caused by hyperglycemia. This suggests that quercetin might play a role in reducing clot formation risk for patients with diabetes.

Overall, polyphenols have promising potential in thrombosis prevention, but further research is likely needed to fully understand their benefits.
4
Quercetin's uncertain effects on clotting
We explored the potential of quercetin as a treatment related to COVID-19, especially its role in managing blood clotting. The research highlights that quercetin can help reduce coagulation issues, particularly in patients suffering from COVID-19, by inhibiting certain proteins involved in clot formation. However, while quercetin shows promise in this area, the evidence does not firmly establish its effectiveness as a definitive treatment for blood clots in COVID-19 patients. Further investigation is necessary to clarify its benefits in clinical settings.
9
Quercetin as anticoagulant examined
We investigated the potential of quercetin, a compound from the African eggplant, to act as an anticoagulant. By using various methods including bioassay-guided fractionation, we studied its effects on blood clotting in mice. Our experiments revealed promising anticoagulant activities.

While quercetin shows effectiveness against clot formation, further research is needed to fully understand its mechanisms and therapeutic potential in treating cardiovascular diseases. Overall, this suggests quercetin may serve as a valuable herbal option for cardiovascular health.

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