Resveratrol Side Effects Discussion

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Here is a list of current known side effects users of Resveratrol have reported while taking Resveratrol Supplements.

• A buzzed feeling and/or slight dizziness (similar to a caffeine high)
• Random insomnia (normally at the beginning of a Resveratrol supplement regimen. Usually subsides within 2 weeks)
• Increased blood pressure (associated with extremely high dosages 500mg-1000mg trans-resveratrol)
• Stomach cramping and/or diarrhea (likely due to Emodin content in low quality Resveratrol sources, so a good source is important in avoiding this side effect)

*This information is from customer feedback and not scientific research

Immortality Institute – Forum on Resveratrol Supplements

If you’re looking to join the latest discussion on Resveratrol Supplements, then look no further than Immortal Institute. Below are links to some of their most popular discussions:

500 club” 500mg of trans-resveratrol per day – Official log for 500mg/day range

Resveratrol – Price Watch - Discuss and post resveratrol prices

Maximizing Resveratrol Effectiveness - How/when to take?

Resveratrol Law Suits Unleashed

Original Post – Resveratrol Law Suits Unleashed from www.resveratrol.info

Today, press releases by Oprah & Dr OZ’s companies state that Oprah and Dr Oz have launched over 50 lawsuits against companies promoting products using video clips from the Oprah show to suggest that these huge celebrities are endorsing the brands using this tactic.

As in one other blog entry I made, a company called FWM Laboratories of Hollywood, Fla, leads the flock of companies likely involved in the lawsuit. The lawsuit states that these companies had gravely injured these powerful celebrities’s reputations because of the consumer fury that has resulted from these misleading marketing tactics – typically for the free trial supplements. Resveratrol is but one supplement that these aggressive online marketers have leveraged. They have also used similar video footage for other products such as colon cleansing, teeth whitening, cellulite and anti-wrinkle creams.

You can expect the once rapant surge of adsense ads flooding the marketplace to come to a dead stop because of this breaking news. This will be a welcome reprieve for the legitimate manufacturers of resveratrol supplements that have a lot of science and lab testing behind their products and don’t use the resveratrol free trial method. They have complained how this rash of unscrupulous vendors has dampened the market trust of consumers buying quality resveratrol products.

The end result will be beneficial for the resveratrol marketplace because there is so much ongoing resveratrol studies that interest and awareness will continue to grow in the long run, so ethical companies with good products will begin to thrive again.”

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Popular Resveratrol Sources

Below are a list and description of Current Popular Resveratrol Sources:

Red Wine - For years, we’ve heard about all the wonderful health benefits of drinking wine, specifically red wine, but only recently have we been able to attribute these benefits to Resveratrol. The average glass of red wine contains between 750 micrograms and 1 milligram of active Resveratrol. Red Wine is a great source for Resveratrol since it is the most abundant liquid source currently available. When a person drinks a glass of red wine, they usually consume it over many smaller sips. Since Resveratrol is best absorbed through the lining of the mouth, these smaller sips allow for faster absorption into the bloodstrea. Studies suggest consuming two 4-6oz glasses of Red Wine per day to support healthy cholesterol levels, decrease the risk of heart attacks, lower the risk of heart disease and even possibly protect the body from certain forms of cancer.

Japanese Knotweed - This is the most popular source used in Resveratrol supplements and the best source for standardized Trans-Resveratrol. The Japanese Knotweed is actually an invasive weed that is practically impossible to kill. It is native to China, Japan and Korea, and has now made its way to the United States. It is considered an invasive plant species and can be found in over 39 states and in 6 provinces in Canada. Researchers are currently trying to the determine the relation between Resveratrol and the Japanese Knotweeds. invincible nature. Known as Fallopia japonica, Polygonum cuspidatum, and Reynoutria japonica, the Japanese Knotweed can be made into a tea, or even chewed on (tastes like rhubarb) and is available in powder form with Trans-Resveratrol standardizations of 10%, 25%, 50%, 98, 99%.

Peanuts - Since many people suffer from Peanut allergies, this is a source that is rarely discussed. Resveratrol can be found in Peanuts, and products that use Peanuts (Peanut Butter, Boiled Peanuts, Peanut Spreads). One cup of Peanuts contains a fraction of Resveratrol compared to Red Wine (approximately 25 micrograms - 50 micrograms) and Peanut Butter contains approximately half the Resveratrol of Peanuts alone. While they are not the best source of Resveratrol, Peanuts are a great source of health fatty acids (Omega-3s), and recent research has shown that consuming one and a half ounces of Peanuts (approximately 45 peanuts) fives days per week can even help to lower the risk of heart disease as much as 50%.

Chocolate - This is one that 99% of people will be glad to see on this list. Researchers

List of Current Known Resveratrol Scams

Below are a list of CURRENT RESVERATROL SCAMS:

• RezV
• RezV Elite
• RezV Glow
• Youth RezV
• Vital RezV
• ResV
• ResV Lifeline
• Pure ResV
• ResVie
• RezBerry Ultra (not to be confused with RezBerry Plus™)
• Resveratrol Ultra
• Resveratrol Elite
• ResVer XP, Extreme Resveratrol
• VIT Certified Resveratrol
• Resveratrol Dermaprin
• RezBerry Ultra Pro (not to be confused with RezBerry Plus™)
• Dr. OZ Resveratrol

If you know of any other resveratrol product scams, please comment on them and I will add them to the list.

What to Know Before Buying A Resveratrol Supplement

Resveratrol is an all natural antioxidant that is found in grapes, berries, peanuts, green tea and conveniently red wine. It is considered by many to be a miracle ingredient capable of treating everything from obesity to cancer.  The research backing these claims is limited, but new studies are currently being done to further back these claims. One very interesting observation noticed with recent research — In every species studied so far Resveratrol has been shown to increase overall lifespan (from 50-90%). That alone was enough to make Resveratrol supplementation the hottest industry trend in decades.

With so many Resveratrol products currently available, it can be very difficult to decide which products are the best. It is important to remember, that over 90% of current Resveratrol supplement offers are fake. These “Free Trial Offers” that you see everywhere are nothing more than scams conceived by multi-level marketers looking for a quick buck while Resveratrol is popular. These “Free Trial Offers“ are not a new scam. They have been around for years and prior to Resveratrol they were focusing on the Acai Berry supplement market. While there are many companies souring the industry it does not mean that all companies and their products are bad. The good news is that there are still many reputable Resveratrol supplement providers out there. They rarely offer free trials, and they make it easy to determine exactly what the product contains. They provide good customer service and should do everything to make sure you are satisfied. Resveratrol is not a cheap ingredient, and you will get what you pay for when buying from a reputable source! Take your time when choosing supplements and do some research. Call or email the companies and see how fast they respond back to you. If an offer seems too good to be true, then it probably is!