subject: The Right Way To Buy Trans Resveratrol [print this page] Trans Resveratrol (aka Resveratrol) has made a huge buzz in the media lately. Famous talk shows as Operah, and Barbara Walters had dedicated a lot of time screen, only for this amazing supplement. Resveratrol attracts attention mostly because its quality to resist aging.
Thanks to this quality and many other healthy qualities, resveratrol became very popular supplement, what made many manufacturers and retailers to mass produce it and sell it across the country.
This phenomena is very confusing for the consumer, since consumers have no idea what is better then what, and what are the right prices for a decent bottle of resveratrol? Unfortunately many manufacturers took advantage of this crazy hype around resveratrol and started to market "False Resveratrol".
What I mean is that, when you go to your local pharmacy store and see all these bottles that are labeled resveratrol, many times they are not really what you think it is.
These bottles may also be what are called "red wine extract" or "grape seeds extract".
If you look closely on the bottle and try to read the label, you will see that there was no real mention anywhere, on how many milligrams are within the bottle, or if there any resveratrol at all. When you buy a bottle of resveratrol (or you think you buy) always read the label to see what is the amount of resveratrol that can be found inside the bottle. If none of this is mentioned this should be a red light for you.
Now do not get me wrong. I am not saying that these bottles do not contain any resveratrol at all. Probably they have some resveratrol in it. But the amount inside is not sufficient, in order for you to truly benefit from the healthy benefits of the real stuff.
A few days ago I searched in Google some resveratrol, to see if I can get a good deal online. I must say that a high quality resveratrol can cost as high as over $100. You can find it for cheaper, but be careful! I saw a few offers of Resveratrol bottles for ten dollar or even five dollars. I personally would stay away from these kind of offers. If the price is too low, that should be another red light for you. If it is to good to be true it is not true.
Unfortunately, many manufacturers take advantage of the consumer, especially when they know that many people are after resveratrol, and trick them. They know that people, many times, get confused between red wine extracts and resveratrol, they think it is the same thing.
Although red grapes are well known for the large amounts of resveratrol, they are not the only source of it. The Japanese knotweed is also very popular source of resveratrol, and many manufacturers choose to produce resveratrol out of it.
Now that know more about how to choose the real resveratrol than you knew before, where you can really get the best offers?
I suggest you start with a free trial offer. You can actually order your first bottle of free resveratrol for free, and only if you liked it you can get another and another. I always say : if you can try for free first why not?. I found this website about trans resveratrol, that directs you to a free bottle offer. Trans Resveratrol Secret
by: Oded Levy
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