I think I may be allergic to grape seed extract. How can I tell?

Grape seed extract allergies or grape allergies are extremely rare. If you suspect you might be allergic to grape seed extract, try to stop taking the extract and keep a food diary. Later, re-introduce the grape seed extract and monitor your reaction. If you notice a similarity in how your body reacts to grapeseed extract, then you might be allergic to it. However, before you make a final decision of your grape seed extract allergies, there are multiple factors to consider and research. Conventionally grown grapes receive huge amounts of pesticides that undoubtedly get inside your grape seed extract supplement.
There are very few known side effects of the grape seed extract, but all of them must be considered before taking it. If you are pregnant or nursing, or if you are on a blood thinning medication, do not take grape seed extract as it can adversely affect your health. Also, if you take a cholesterol-lowering drugs, the grape seed extract can counter-interact with your medication.
For majority of people grape seed extract is a potent antioxidant with strong immune system effect on acne and other systems of your body.
This article is not intended as medical advice and should only be used for educational purposes.
The information supplied in this article is not to be considered as medical advice and is for educational purposes only.
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25 Dec 2009 |
25 Dec 2009