Hesperidin
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Hesperidin
Hesperidin complex is a crystalline glycoside found in citrus fruits, especially in orange peel. Hesperidin is a member of the bioflavonoids, is a stabilizer and antioxidant, and has synergistic effects in combination with vitamin C. It has been reported to reduce capillary fragility.
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