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Saffron Extract - 60 Capsules
What is Saffron Extract?
Saffron extract is derived from the Crocus sativus plant and is known for its naturally occurring antioxidant properties including carotenoids. This perennial plant generally blooms in the fall with purple-colored flowers and red stigmas (dried thread-like parts of the flower) in the center. Saffron was used in ancient wellness practices for centuries and is commonly used today as a spice or for food coloring.
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Saffron Extract - 60 Capsules
What is Saffron Extract?
Saffron extract is derived from the Crocus sativus plant and is known for its naturally occurring antioxidant properties including carotenoids. This perennial plant generally blooms in the fall with purple-colored flowers and red stigmas (dried thread-like parts of the flower) in the center. Saffron was used in ancient wellness practices for centuries and is commonly used today as a spice or for food coloring.