Pelargonidin
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Summary of Pelargonidin
Primary information, health benefits, side effects, usage, and other important details
Pelargonidin is the simplest of the Anthocyanins in structure.
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There is insufficient evidence to recommend pelargonidin as an isolated supplement, and it would be more beneficial to get this anthocyanin through food products in the red pigmentation range; strawberries are the largest known source.
Things to Note
Is a Form Of
Primary Function:
Also Known As
Strawberry Anthocyanins
Do Not Confuse With
Pelargonidin, like other anthocyanins, appears to have low oral bioavailability
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