BulkSupplements Grapefruit Seed Extract Powder Antioxidant Herbal Supplement 250 Grams 8.8 Ounces

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• JJacqueline S.26 Nov 2024
  5 ★

  great product

  shipping was a fast 2 days (I have Prime); packaging is excellent--top ripped right off leaving the reclosable zipper perfectly intact. Great price--we encapsulate our own supplements. I have a sibling group of 5 children adopted 7 years ago from Latvian orphanages with tummy upsets that even after many doctor visits the medical community cannot help me completely resolve; H-pylori & giardia have been isolated & treated but symptoms continue, so we are using Grapefruit Seed Extract therapy next.

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• RReverend T.28 Jan 2026
  5 ★

  An Important Part of a COMPLETE (though admittedly complex) Cure.

  First, from Wikipedia:== == == ==PropertiesThere is evidence that the extract of citrus grapefruit seed has antioxidant properties.[25][26] Analysis shows the constituents of the seed extract and pulp are flavonoids,[27][28] ascorbic acid (commonly known as vitamin C[29][30][31]), tocopherols, citric acid,[25] limonoids,[32][33][34] sterols, and minerals.[35] A study suggests the consumption of the bioactive compounds found in grapefruit seed and pulp may help suppress the development of colon cancer.[36] Another study showed the flavonoid naringin is an excellent plasma lipid lowering and plasma antioxidant active elevating flavonone.[37]== == == ==These cited facts float like krill, deep within a sea of Party Line "This Stuff is No Good!" agit-prop. But that's Wiki...Fact: http://www.greenmedinfo.com/article/grapefruit-seed-extract-has-antifungal-activity points to the abstract of a study that strongly corroborates personal experience. One might also wish to visit http://goodgopher.com/SearchResults.asp?query=Grapefruit+Seed+Extract&pr=GG for plenteous additional Google-suppressed information on this supplement's spectrum of uses.Opinion: One might do far worse than to bookmark and use goodgopher rather than Googling for any and all Alternative Health research and usage facts, BTW. It's the Good Gopher's specialty, y'see. A general search of the http://greenmedinfo site will doubtless prove clinically illuminating as well, fwiw. ;)Background: Atypical case, but that's not my problem any more. After fifty years of arachnoid+insect+bacterial+yeast infection spreading all throughout my bodily tissues (the result of a a truly crude Gummint Bioweapon Experiment Gone Wild, truth be told) and the attendant lifelong medical refusal of appropriate care, forcible diversion into unrelated "therapies"(sic) and similar disappointing experiences professionally and even cheerfully served-up by all too many agents of the "Mainstream Medical Establishment", I took up, with considerable exasperation, the practice of appropriately FUNCTIONAL eclectic medicine against the condition all by myself, entirely on my own authority.Because life is precious. And because it truly sucks to be on such an Agency List as forces one's suffering self directly and non-negotiably into the realm of Kabuki Medicine. (Nevverhappened, yah roight. Shaddup and read yer' Tom Robbins novels some more. We can talk LATER, OK, Kid?) And because the BEST revenge, served-up at ANY temperature, is SHEER OVERWHELMING SUCCESS against the foul works of one's lifelong criminal enemies, thank you!And, above all, because Heaven reliably recognizes True Will, locking-in the intended success at the Impossible Thing per numerous Biblical promises, buttressed by the Wisdom Content of MANY other faiths' Holy Books AND plenty contemporary real-life experience as well. Because Genuine Kind Holy Creator God dwelling in Christ within YOU is NOTHING but GOOD. :)The infectious condition itself, by that point in late 2008, had become all too obviously life-threatening as well as quite likely contagious. So the colonizing sarcoptic mites were first to go, due to ready Ivermectin availability these days. (Didn't exist, Back Then.) The microscopic, paedogenic larvae and pupae of those pinpoint-sized and otherwise very odd little bull-neck beetles living in my flesh (right down to the bones of my limbs) went next, suppressed first by truly high-potency nano-particulated colloidal silver and then partially ejected by Clarkia.These semi-ordinary therapeutic agents were followed in due course by a rather special thyme-based multii-herb Mitochondrial Hyperactivation tea that was Only Published Once online and Ain't Thar No More. (I still have the recipe fwiw. Ping me here if genuine need is felt, Gentle Reader. MIGHT work against Morgo and similar conditions on that spectrum, ymmv due to the synbio factor BUT. Recipe will cost you nothing, same as cost me.)Following that two-year ordeal with wave after wave of mitochondrially-driven ejection of all the insect-related foreign protein and attendant "pushout" from the deep tissues and action ALL over my body, the "incurable" agrobacterium tumefaciens load fell to Mullein Leaf tea (again via Dropy and buttressed with a peer-reviewed lab study published by http://GreenMedInfo.com, thank you!)And that left nothing but the infectious yeast. Malessezia, near as can tell. ALL throughout the tissues and even within certain muscles. (Awful stuff. Cramps like fire!)That yeast, one may recall, was the one and only component that the MD Gang ever actually tried to eradicate. But, due to (imvho) sheer timidity in the antifungal dosing PLUS failing to go after (or even recognize!) the underlying macro- and micro-organism infections outlined above, with no success. So I turned to again with a full-on antifungal protocol following those filthy critters' confirmed eradication, with slow but encouraging success.After Eight Months Bug-Free but still

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• JJohnny's G.11 Dec 2025
  5 ★

  Great Price and High Quality

  This is a powdered supplement to be stirred into your drink. Grapefruit is known to have the health benefit of healing the gut. I'm using it to keep my diverticulitis tamped down and it works for me. I've not had an issue with the tan-colored powder dissolving. You might need to whisk longer than you thought. It tastes like a grapefruit straight from the back yard. Not sugary, of course so more of a bitter flavor. It can be encapsulated but I just drank mine straight in a12 oz glass of ice water with crystal light stirred in. There's a lot of it. Good value. I have no idea of it increases energy. My husband doesn't have to use it but I made him take a sip and he said, "Boy that really tastes like straight Grapefruit." No sugar added.

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• IInsomniaShopaholic29 Nov 2025
  5 ★

  Accidental Order but ended up loving it

  I actually meant to buy the "Grape Seed Extract" not the "Grapefruit Seed Extract" and actually added it to my smoothies for 3 days before noticing my mistake. Luckily none of my medications interact with grapefruit.Con: The only con I have about this product and the other Bulk Supplement Products is that it is hard to reseal the ziploc on the container. The powder gets mixed up pretty well and into the grooves so you definitely need to put it in another ziploc bag or some other contain once you open it.Pros: Everything else about the Grapefruit seed extract is great. It dissolves easily in smoothies and has a slightly bitter but in my opinion kind of good flavor. I've used it in fruit smoothies with plain greek yogurt and coconut water and it goes well. Aside from that I bought it thinking it was grape seed extract and expecting anti-estrogenic properties, I still noticed I was feeling better, not in any specific way, just a sort of all around more healthy feeling. I had been making fruit smoothies prior to adding this and not feeling as well as after so I'm guessing the effect is due to the grapefruit seed extract. Supposedly grapefruit seed has many great antioxidant properties as well as antimicrobial and natural preservative properties so I say as long as you aren't taking a medication that reacts with grapefruit juice, adding this to your diet will at least be a tasty addition and likely provide significant health benefits.

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