However, in some individuals, the following mild and reversible side effects may occur: Gastrointestinal upset (bloating, nausea, diarrhea) Headache or dizziness (rare, due to vasodilation from L-Arginine) Allergic reaction (rare, especially to any component like Lycopene) Flushing or low blood pressure (rare, with high doses of L-Arginine) Storage: Store in a cool, dry place below 25C
Capsules come pre-measured for simplified dosing
Further studies are required to provide more evidence about the differences between RBC senescence and eryptosis
It is a fair question, though
Since ginkgetin was isolated as a standalone compound in 1996, research reports on its biological activity have continuously emerged, including anti-inflammatory [20, 21], anti-bacterial [22, 23], anti-fungal [24, 25], anti-virus [26], anti-atherosclerosis [27, 28], anti-adipogenesis [29], anti-oxidant [30, 31], anti-senescence [32, 33], anti-fibrotic [34, 35] and neuroprotective [36, 37]