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Graviola Leaf 120 Vegicaps
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Unfortunately, EU regulations mean we can't tell you any more about how Graviola supports health.
Graviola (Annona muricata) is a small evergreen tree, 5 to 6m high, with large, dark green, glossy leaves that is native to the Amazon rainforest and other tropical areas of the Americas. It produces a large, heart shaped edible fruit called soursop that is 15 to 23 cm in diameter, is yellow-green in colour, and has white flesh inside. In Brazil, the juice is a popular drink, and is known as Guanábana.
Many actives have been found in all parts of the plant - including the leaf, bark, root, stem, and seed. Graviola is becoming increasing well known as a source of antioxidants called annonaceous acetogenins which are mainly found in the leaf, stem, and seeds.
Graviola vegicaps contain fruit and seed powder. See also Graviola powder and Graviola teabags.
Usage
- 3-6 capsules per day before food.
- Taking Graviola in combination with Co-Q10 supplements and other agents that increase cellular ATP may reduce the herb's efficacy.
Ingredients
Graviola (Annona muricata) fruit powder 500mg, Maltodextrin (from Corn).
Capsule shell: vegetable cellulose.
Allergen-Info
Contains Corn.
Botanical Info
Botanical names: Annona muricata .
Common names: Graviola, Corossol épineux, Durian benggala, Guanábana, Guanábano, Guanavana, Guanaba, Huanaba, Soursop, Toge-Banreisi, Brazilian Cherimoya.
