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Red vine: properties and benefits

Write the 26/06/2023 by Santarome Bio


This plant has been used by humans for more than 3,500 years, particularly in the production of wine. Indeed, already in the 15th century BC, it was used by the Greeks, for whom the plant was sacred. Native to southern Europe and Asia Minor, this plant loves clay soils and sunshine. It is now present in all temperate regions of the world where it has given birth to several grape varieties for wine production.

NAME : Red vine

LATIN NAME : Vitis vinifera L.

TYPE : Vitaceae

PART USED : Leaf

ORIGIN : Europe

Red vine

Composition and main active compounds of red vine




The leaves of the red vine contain a lot of tannins and anthocyanin pigments which give them a beautiful red color in the fall. Anthocyanosides have significant vitamin P activity, which give the leaves of the Red Vine an antioxidant effect. They inhibit the degradation of certain enzymes which can weaken the walls of small blood vessels and reduce their permeability. As a result, Red Vine contributes to normal venous circulation in the legs and to regaining a feeling of light legs*.

*At a dosage of 800 mg in dry plant equivalent per ampoule in the Jambes Légères product and at a dosage of 5000 mg in dry plant equivalent in the Vigne Rouge Bio product.


Description of the plant and its key components

The red vine is a climbing plant native to Mediterranean regions. Its leaves are large and green, but they turn red in the fall, hence its name. Flavonoids, such as quercetin and resveratrol, are key components of red vine. These substances have antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and protective properties for blood vessels.

Antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects of red vine compounds

The active compounds found in red vine have shown powerful antioxidant effects, meaning they can help neutralize free radicals and reduce oxidative damage in the body. Additionally, these compounds also have anti-inflammatory properties, which may help reduce inflammation and joint pain.

Benefits for cardiovascular health


Red vine is often associated with benefits for cardiovascular health, due to its effects on blood circulation and blood vessel health.

Consumption of red vine can promote better blood circulation by improving the dilation of blood vessels and strengthening their elasticity. This can help reduce blood pressure and prevent cardiovascular problems.

People suffering from heavy legs can also benefit from the benefits of red vine. The active compounds in this herb can help reduce swelling, improve blood circulation in the legs, and relieve feelings of heaviness and fatigue.

Positive effects on microcirculation and eye health






Red vine also has beneficial effects on microcirculation and eye health.

When consumed or used as a dietary supplement , red vine can promote better blood microcirculation. This means it can help increase blood flow to small capillary vessels, improving the delivery of nutrients and oxygen to tissues. Optimal blood microcirculation is essential to maintain the health and proper functioning of organs, including the eyes.

The antioxidant properties of red vine, including its flavonoids and anthocyanins, may help protect eye cells from free radical damage. This can play an important role in preventing age-related eye disorders, such as macular degeneration and cataracts.

Red vine can be used to support eye health in a variety of ways. In addition to the consumption of food supplements based on red vine, it is also possible to use gels or creams containing red vine extract for specific applications around the eyes.

Anti-inflammatory properties and relief of discomfort


In addition to its effects on blood circulation and cardiovascular health, red vine also has anti-inflammatory properties that can help relieve discomfort.

Inflammation can be the cause of many health problems, such as arthritis, joint and muscle pain. Red vine offers a natural solution to reduce inflammation and allow you to get rid of those annoying pains. Its active compounds work by inhibiting inflammatory enzymes, thereby soothing inflamed tissues and reducing joint pain.

Red vine may also be beneficial in relieving muscle discomfort, whether caused by strenuous physical activity, muscle tension, or other factors. Its anti-inflammatory and relaxing properties can help relieve muscle pain and stiffness

How to consume red vine?


Do you want to benefit from the benefits of red vines, but are you wondering how to consume them optimally? We have the answers you are looking for.

As a dietary supplement

Food supplements based on red vine are a practical and effective solution for integrating this plant into your daily routine. Whether in the form of capsules, ampoules or softgels, these products offer an optimal concentration of active ingredients from the red vine, allowing you to fully benefit from its benefits.

ORGANIC RED VINE 5000 - 20 ampoules of Organic Santarome is highly dosed with Organic Red Vine. With its 5000 mg of dry plant equivalent per ampoule, it supports blood circulation and contributes to a feeling of light legs.

This formula is completed by a trio of organic buds: Chestnut, Red Vine and Horse Chestnut.

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