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Blood Orange

Safety profile

4 studies reporting safety data

Across 4 clinical studies, no specific adverse events were quantitatively reported for Blood Orange. It was generally well tolerated, with mild events such as transient irritation and erythema noted in one study. A general mention of potential skin color changes with excessive intake of pigments (e.g., carotenoderma) was also reported.

Caveats: Limited evidence base; absence of reports does not establish safety. Studies may have been powered for efficacy rather than safety, and rare adverse events may not be detected. Findings reflect the specific formulations used in trials; other preparations may differ.

Most-studied combinations with Blood Orange

most supplement research is combination research
Also studied with:Turmeric (3), Saw Palmetto (3), Polypodium Leucotomos (5), Zucchini (2), Lutein (3), Selenium (2), Vitamin B9 (2), Vitamin A (3), Vitamin D (2), Vitamin E (2), Vitamin C (3), Pygeum Bark (2)

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