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As a scientific researcher of antioxidants, specifically extracted various catechins including petunidin from grape juice to synthesize 4-O'-methyl epigallocatechin, developed HPLC assay methods for dragon's blood, and more plus being financially savvy, I do not want anyone to pay more for a product than what value can be gotten. The company I was working in wanted to make an extract of dragon's blood and then to sell it at a super high price. I do not stand for this. Many companies are trying to capitalize off the frenzy of consumers seeking antioxidants and I am here to help you out.

Whether it's acai berry extract, pycnogenol, or various other antioxidants, a price comparison has not been conducted to help people make a wise monetary decision regarding these products.

I created a chart showing many of the popular antioxidants, showing their ORAC values, low available pricing and the ratio of ORAC value per price.

You will be surprised at the findings!

See here:

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thoughtfulliving Wrote:As a scientific researcher of antioxidants, specifically extracted various catechins including petunidin from grape juice to synthesize 4-O'-methyl epigallocatechin, developed HPLC assay methods for dragon's blood, and more plus being financially savvy, I do not want anyone to pay more for a product than what value can be gotten. The company I was working in wanted to make an extract of dragon's blood and then to sell it at a super high price. I do not stand for this. Many companies are trying to capitalize off the frenzy of consumers seeking antioxidants and I am here to help you out.

Whether it's acai berry extract, pycnogenol, or various other antioxidants, a price comparison has not been conducted to help people make a wise monetary decision regarding these products.

I created a chart showing many of the popular antioxidants, showing their ORAC values, low available pricing and the ratio of ORAC value per price.

You will be surprised at the findings!

See here:

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thoughtfulliving hello!


Good post and very good work! Congrats!
Now, can you tell me please, where can I find the Orac values for bee pollen, grape seeds, pycnogenol, resveratrol, lycopen and SOD?

Thanks in advance!
Daniel

I thought I would try to emphasize the point I am making here as a copy of an email I just sent to someone:

I saw how people were selling these types of products for such high prices and unless you are rich without concern, you should be armed with some information, especially pertinent ratios of activity per price.

Suppose you have a product with an ORAC value of 100 million per 100 grams but the cost is $10,000 per gram.

And then say, the next highest product has an ORAC value of 1 million per 100 grams and the cost is $10 per gram.

Should a person go for the product having the highest ORAC value or put the price into perspective and then determine the better value?