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Red Wine Headaches and OPC’s

OPC’s, otherwise known as oligomeric proanthocyanidins, are the OTHER antioxidant in grapes. Resveratrol is the one you’ve probably heard about on the news or in internet articles. But resveratrol isn’t as efficient as OPC, nor is it in as high a concentration.

Red Wine headaches are caused by something in red wine, presumably. So far tannins, sulfites, proglastidins, and histamines have been ruled out by science. Nevertheless, rumors still suggest taking an aspirin or antihistamine before drinking red wine. Continued…

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OPC – 3 Reasons You Need an OPC Supplement

Red Wine’s health largely comes from the antioxidant OPC. 3 reasons you should be taking an OPC supplement are all you’ll need to convince you that OPC’s should be one of the ingredients in your daily supplement. You may recall the buzz about red wine and resveratrol – well don’t discount resveratrol either. While it’s not in nearly as high a concentration as OPC, 3 of the top 5 TV networks will have you believing it is.

OPC supplements are scientifically known as oligomeric proanthocyanidins (which is why we call them OPC’s). Found in the seed and pulp of grapes, OPC’s are abundant in both red and green grapes. In fact, since resveratrol is present in the skins of grapes only, OPC’s are the reason that white wine has many health benefits as well. Continued…

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Nutritional Value of OPC’s

While the antioxidant OPC isn’t often discussed by name, nutritionists have been bragging about the health benefits of red wine for decades. While Resveratrol is currently receiving the most attention, OPC’s are in much higher concentrations in wine.

OPC’s, more scientifically known as Oligomeric Proanythocyanidins, are found in the skins and seeds of grapes and in pine bark, believe it or not. Continued…

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OPC-3 – A Powerful Antioxidant

OPC3 is a powerful antioxidant found in supplements also known as Oligomeric Proanthocyanidins, and also contains bioflavonoids and organic acids. It seeks out free radicals, helps maintain brain health by supporting production of the neurotransmitters, and helps maintain circulation that is healthy by dilating blood vessels and strengthening arteries, veins and capillaries. OPC3 has a wide array of beneficial health benefits.

OPCs are found in pine bark and grape seed extracts, however it is also found in other natural sources, such as citrus and red wine extracts, which is why OPC3 is so strong-it is the typically the combination of 3 sources of OPC. This natural super blend of antioxidants has given results to many people for a number of antioxidant related health issues. Continued…

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Benefits of Antioxidants – OPC 3

People today are becoming more and more protective of their health, and they are realizing that they should include antioxidants in their daily diet. Because of this, nutritionists are studying a combination of new dietary supplements that are good for you, made of all natural ingredients, and helps your body work and perform at peak performance. Continued…

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