Several experimental studies and clinical trials support the potential of bilberry (Vaccinium myrtillus L) extracts in promoting eye health and circulation. Many active ingredients have been isolated from the berries and leaves of the bilberry plant. However, anthocyanins represent the most widely studied bioactive compounds in this plant.
Bilberry extracts are not created equal: the role of non anthocyanin fraction. Discovering the "dark side of the force" in a preliminary study
GIZZI, CONCETTA;BELCARO, Giovanni;FERAGALLI, Beatrice;LUZZI, ROBERTA;
2016-01-01
Abstract
Several experimental studies and clinical trials support the potential of bilberry (Vaccinium myrtillus L) extracts in promoting eye health and circulation. Many active ingredients have been isolated from the berries and leaves of the bilberry plant. However, anthocyanins represent the most widely studied bioactive compounds in this plant.File in questo prodotto:
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