Hesperidin
Hesperidin · Hesperetin-7-O-rutinosid · Citrus-Bioflavonoid
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Mechanism
Hesperidin ist das dominante Flavonoid in Zitrusschalen und wird im Darm zu Hesperetin abgebaut. Human- und Tiermodellstudien diskutieren antioxidative und mikrozirkulationsbezogene Effekte (Reviews in Nutrients). Die orale Bioverfügbarkeit ist glykosid-abhängig; equine Daten fehlen.
Cautions
- · Datenlage überwiegend In-vitro/Human
- · geringe/variable orale Bioverfügbarkeit
Sources
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