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Hesperidin
Clinical trialMechanism of Action
Anti-inflammatory via NF-kB inhibition; venoprotective; improves capillary permeability; qi-moving
Vasoprotective via capillary strengthening and reduced permeability; anti-inflammatory through COX-2 and iNOS inhibition; mild phytoestrogenic activity; enhances venous tone.
Research Notes
Hesperidin is the most abundant flavonoid in citrus peel. Clinical trials demonstrate improvements in venous insufficiency and reduced inflammatory markers.
HoneybushAfrican
Well-studied flavanone also found in citrus. Evidence supports vasoprotective and anti-inflammatory effects. Contribution to Honeybush's overall phytoestrogenic profile is complementary to formononetin.
Found In 2 Herbs
3D Molecular Structure
Flavanone glycoside
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Hesperidin
Flavanone glycosideSugar-bound molecules that control drug release in the body
Representative pattern: C₁₁H₁₄O₆
Atoms
Carbon
Oxygen
Related Compounds (Flavanone glycoside)
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