Comment · Tue, September 8, 2020 · ND Owner
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Aldarund · 7 points
subject :)
What they were answering
Aldarund · 3 points
oh, ye, i meant -- epicatechin :) I just forgot how it was spelled and googled bad xD
What about apigenin?
u/MisterYouAreSoDumb · ND Owner
Apigenin is one of the flavones we are working on.
Comment · Mon, September 7, 2020 · 10 pts
We are building out a whole flavone section of the site. So a lot of those cool flavones are in the works. We are almost ready to release our (-)-epicatechin. That's the one we have been working on. We can look into EGC
Comment · Tue, September 8, 2020 · 3 pts
I am talking about an all-together different alternative that doesn't involve sulforaphane at all.
Comment · Tue, September 8, 2020 · 3 pts
I have actually not personally taken it! All our work has been on the analytical side, as nobody can really properly test it. So we had to build our own methods.
Comment · Tue, September 8, 2020 · 1 pts
We do not standardize to (-)-epicatechin in our green tea extract. That one is standardized to EGCG. What product are you talking about for the dose question?
Comment · Wed, September 9, 2020 · 3 pts
Our (-)-epicatechin will be 200mg with 6mg piperine in an enteric coated tablet, which will drastically increase its bioavailability.
So about a month ago there was a discussion about dried parsley and how it was a superior apigenin supplement. [https://www.reddit.com/r/NootropicsDepot/comments/uxkcig/dried\_parsley\_superior\_to\_any\_apigenin\_suppl
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LOL, start shoving grams of parsley in your mouth then. You could say this about any plant extract. "Why don't I just shove lots of the regular plant in my mouth?!?" Sure, go ahead! I am sure Chef's Larder standardizes t
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