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Complementary Medicine |
Grape Seed Extract Dosage07/21/2010 |
I recently heard a radio program discussing the benefits of grape seed extract. The speaker indicated that 50-100/day (mg, I believe) is not nearly enough, and then stated that people with high cholesterol should consider taking pharmacy grade extract at the level of 500 per day. Would 500 mg/day of grape seed extract interfere with, or be a bad idea in light of, the 10 mg of Lipitor that I take daily?
Grape seed extract is not good for health.
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Glen F Aukerman, MD, DABFP Professor of Family Medicine College of Medicine The Ohio State University |
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