I’m 13. I’ve always been a little chubby, and I have been struggling to lose the last 10 pounds of fat to make me happy. Losing this weight would really boost my confidence.
So- I found these pills in my house, Resveratrol Ultra. It says that it "cleanses the body and promotes weight loss" and I read that the average user loses 17 pounds on it.
But is it safe for me to take? (Again, I am 13.) And I’m just too embarrassed to ask my mom.
Also, I’ve been on a healthy diet and exercise program, and it just isn’t giving me results, so this is my last resort.
Thanks for all your help!
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I was wondering what kind of Resveratrol pills I should buy? There is a ton of choices, are they all basically the same? I’m really interested in this after watching a special on 60 Minutes, but I just want to make sure I’m not going to get ripped off.
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I am interested in buying Resveratrol. I have two questions:
I also take Tekturna 150mg. Is it safe in taking both of these together.
Secondly, i am somewhat confused about the Resveratrol. I thought it was derived from grape skins. i ordered it online and when it arrived yesterday the main ingredient was listed as "polygonum cuspidatum".
Can you clarify what Resveratrol supposed to be as I am anxious about taking these pills. Any information would be appreciated.
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I was reading an article online that said resveratrol was the chemical in red wine that kept your heart healthy. I’m looking on the internet for pills of it, but I would like to know how much is typical in a bottle of red wine to understand which supplements are providing a significant amount.
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The big question about Resveratrol pills is whether they work. For that matter, what kind of "work" do they do? The high-quality Resveratrol supplements are expensive. Before I pay that much money I need to have scientific evidence that the benefits are worth the cost.
Okay, Resveratrol contains anti-oxidants. So what? It’s got to offer more than that because so do all fruits and vegetables, which are much less expensive. I’m not interested in "testimonials" on websites that sell the product. I’m not interested in the unsupported opinions of Oprah and Dr. Oz. I want to see results of properly conducted, unbiased studies on humans (not mice).
So my question is: Can anyone point me to such studies? For all the buzz about Resveratrol I can’t seem to find any! Are studies underway but not completed yet?
This is my first time on Yahoo Answers and I’m surprised at the quick responses!
Oldtimer, I glanced at some of the studies you pointed to. It seems that most of the human studies deal with specific diseases, such as heart disease and diabetes. That’s fine as far as it goes. Maybe I should clarify my question as: What can an average, healthy human adult expect to get from taking a commercially available (OTC) form of Resveratrol? Are there any studies that have looked at this?
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I was reading an article online that said resveratrol was the chemical in red wine that kept your heart healthy. I’m looking on the internet for pills of it, but I would like to know how much is typical in a bottle of red wine to understand which supplements are providing a significant amount.
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