Rutin

Strong clinical evidence for vascular protection and capillary strengthening.

Strong clinical evidence for vascular protection and anti-inflammatory activity.

Rutin is a well-studied flavonoid glycoside with established capillary-protective and anti-inflammatory properties.

Rutin is extensively studied across multiple sources. Its anti-inflammatory and venoprotective properties are well supported in clinical literature for venous insufficiency and capillary fragility. Contribution of rutin from Buchu leaf at typical doses is modest but likely augments the anti-inflammatory profile relevant to urinary tract and rheumatic indications.

Rutin from calendula contributes to vascular-protective and anti-inflammatory actions. It reduces capillary permeability and has demonstrated wound-healing benefits.

Rutin contributes to elderberry anti-inflammatory profile. Clinical studies support vascular protective effects and reduced capillary fragility. Synergizes with anthocyanins for immune support.

Reduces capillary fragility; anti-inflammatory and antioxidant; contributes to anti-allergic and decongestant effects of elderflower

Anti-inflammatory and capillary-protective effects well established. Contributes to renal anti-inflammatory activity in goldenrod preparations.

Rutin strengthens intestinal tight junctions through ZO-1 and claudin upregulation in Caco-2 models. Anti-inflammatory activity documented in multiple inflammatory diarrhea models.

Rutin is a major flavonoid contributing to heat-clearing and detoxifying effects. Clinical evidence supports anti-inflammatory and vascular protective properties.