Some of the highest sources of quercetin can be found in the following foods: (5, 6) Elderberries (best source) Red and white onions Capers Berries including cranberries, blueberries, raspberries and blackberries Red grapes Tomatoes (the darker red, the higher the concentration) Apples & Pears (only if you eat the nutrient dense peel) Green and black tea Dark cherries Herbs such as parsley, sage and dillweed Red wine and cranberry juice Unsweetened cocoa powder A variety of peppers including ancho, serrano and hot green and yellow peppers Kale Yellow snap beans Spinach and Romaine Lettuce Can An Apple A Day Keep the Doctor Away
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For an IM injection, which goes directly into the muscle, youll want to hold the syringe like a dart at a 90-degree angle to your skin
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