antioxidant

Quercetin

Flavonoid with anti-inflammatory, antihistamine, and senolytic properties.

2 uses reviewed1 with research behind it

What it’s good for

Quercetin for Chronic Inflammation

Strong

2 studies · 1 supporting · 0 against

6 safety notes

Steadies the immune cells that release histamine and other inflammatory chemicals.

Dose: 500–1000 mg

Quercetin for Frequent Colds

No Benefit

1 study · 0 supporting · 1 against

7 safety notes

How it was tested: No benefit across 1,002 people. A smaller after-the-fact look at fit over-40s hinted at something, which is not the same as showing it.

Shows antiviral activity in the lab and helps zinc get inside cells.

Dose: 500–1000 mg

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