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Can grape seeds really whiten? What harm does it do to the skin?
It can whiten the skin and is harmless to the skin.

Professor Li Qingfeng, from the Department of Plastic Surgery of Shanghai Ninth People's Hospital, said that foreign studies show that grape seeds have many functions such as anti-aging, and are easily absorbed after entering the human body, with a bioavailability of 85% in the human body.

OPC, the main component of grape seed extract, can also repair damaged collagen and elastic fiber, which has the best effect in summer and can keep skin fair and healthy.

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Misunderstanding of grape seed extract:

There are many experiments about grape seed extract inhibiting cancer cells on the Internet, but the conclusion will indicate this sentence: in vitro experiments can inhibit cancer cells. Li Duo, a professor in the Department of Food Science and Nutrition of Zhejiang University, explained that in vitro experiments can inhibit cancer cells and in vivo experiments can inhibit cancer cells, which is completely different.

In vitro experiments can inhibit cancer cells, which only shows that further research can be carried out on specific cancer cells. There is no evidence that grape seed extract can inhibit cancer cells in vivo.

According to Yun, a member of the Scientific Squirrel Society, British scholars conducted a second-phase clinical study on grape seed extract to assist cancer patients. Volunteers who received radiotherapy for breast cancer in their early years were divided into two groups. One group took grape seed extract and the other group took placebo. After 12 months, breast induration and breast appearance were detected, and there was no difference between the two groups.

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