To Your Health Market Share Analysis for June 2026

Allergy, Immunity & Respiratory Defense with Bromelain to increase Quercetin's absorption & activity Anti-allergenic by acting on histamine for relief & possible prevention of allergy symptoms, hives & hay fever Anti-viral action inhibits viral replication to reduce or avoid infection Antioxidant to support immune defense, protect cells from damage & slow down aging Anti-inflammatory action may quiet aches & pains Heart healthy for cholesterol & blood vessels Most active bioflavonoid, spares vitamin C May help with Long-COVID Quercetin supports good health! If you take this colorful bioflavonoid only during allergy season, you are missing out on so many other benefits. Should you be supplementing quercetin? Quercetin is an antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and anti-viral agent so it’s beneficial on many levels for many disorders. Q is in apples, red onions and grape skins but you’ll have to eat a lot. One small onion contains 100 mg only 2% is absorbed making a 500 mg dose equivalent to eating 250 onions a day! As an anti-inflammatory, quercetin shines, particularly when paired with another anti-inflammatory bioflavonoid Bromelain. Since inflammation is involved in most conditions, add Q as an “extra” helper as it will help reduce inflammatory pain, too, such as in arthritis. Q reduces symptoms of chronic prostatitis at 500 mg daily for at least one month. Quercetin helps regulate the immune system’s response to stress, neutralize free radicals, safeguard cell membranes and DNA. It’s antiaging by extending cell life. Q is synergistic with antioxidants, enhances their activity and recycles vitamin C.. Q also inhibits processes involved in cell mutation which may lead to tumors or cancer, and are cell protective during certain cancer treatments. By reducing oxidative damage, quercetin is heart healthy. It may prevent oxidation of LDL cholesterol, raise good HDL and reduce platelet stickiness to decrease plaque risk. In a study of 805 men aged 65-84 years, tho