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Hesperetin

Hesperetin is a flavanone, a type of flavonoid from citrus fruit. The body forms it from hesperidin during digestion.

Could it help cold hands?

A 2012 study found that a single dose of water-dispersible hesperetin increased peripheral blood-vessel dilation in women sensitive to cold. In 2023, a placebo-controlled crossover trial found better skin blood flow and temperature recovery after cooling with a hesperetin-glucoside complex. These are encouraging acute findings with specific formulations, not evidence of lasting relief or treatment of circulatory disease. 1 2

Where do the antioxidant claims come from?

Experimental research describes effects on cellular antioxidant defenses and inflammatory signaling. That offers a biological reason to investigate hesperetin, but cell and animal findings cannot tell us whether daily capsules improve health in people. 3

Oxidative stressToo little evidence

Mechanistic findings have not established a clinical benefit from hesperetin supplements. 3

Effects by health goal

Open an effect to see the studies behind its rating. Bars show the size of the effect; the letter grades the evidence.

Cardiovascular2 effects

Cholesterol balanceCardiovascularModerateBNo linked study

No study is linked to this rating.

Rated by SuppCo · medium confidenceEvidence record

Blood pressureCardiovascularSmallBNo linked study

No study is linked to this rating.

Rated by SuppCo · medium confidenceEvidence record

Longevity1 effect

Oxidative stressLongevityModerateBNo linked study

No study is linked to this rating.

Rated by SuppCo · medium confidenceEvidence record

Immune Support1 effect

Immune SupportModerateBNo linked study

No study is linked to this rating.

Rated by SuppCo · medium confidenceEvidence record

Cognition1 effect

MemoryCognitionSmallCNo linked study

No study is linked to this rating.

Rated by SuppCo · low confidenceEvidence record

Other effects1 effect

InflammationModerateBNo linked study

No study is linked to this rating.

Rated by SuppCo · medium confidenceEvidence record

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