flavonoid
flavonoid
Definition
fla·vo·noid (flā′və no̵id′)
noun
any of a large group of aromatic compounds occurring naturally, chiefly as pigments in higher plants, as anthocyanin
flavonoid
Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
- synthetic: Ipriflavone is a synthetic flavonoid derived from the soya isoflavone called daidzein.
Modifies a noun
- content: They pack a powerful antioxidant punch thanks to their vitamin C and flavonoid content.
- glycoside: These studies used a standardized Ginkgo biloba extract ( 24 % flavonoid glycosides, 6 % terpenoids ).
- family: This is a member of the flavonoid family of plant chemicals, which have been credited with a wide range of health-promoting advantages.
- intake: Flavonoid intakes were estimated based on the known flavonoid concentrations in specific foods.
- supplement: Do the results of the new study mean that people with asthma should take selenium or flavonoid supplements?
- complex: For gentle skin cleansing and purification Combines purifying micro-particles with the regulating effectiveness of the plant flavonoid complex.
Noun used with modifier
- plant: For gentle skin cleansing and purification Combines purifying micro-particles with the regulating effectiveness of the plant flavonoid complex.
