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-== Sources of Resveratrol ==
+== Natural Sources ==
-Resveratrol is a naturally occurring polyphenolic compound found in various plant species. It can also be synthesized or obtained through supplements. Below are the different sources of resveratrol:
-=== Natural Sources ===
 Resveratrol is primarily found in the skin of grapes and in red wine, but it is also present in other fruits, vegetables, and plants. Here are some of the natural sources of resveratrol:
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 * '''Raw Peanuts:''' Peanuts, especially the skins, contain resveratrol.
 * '''Peanut Butter:''' A source of resveratrol, though levels are lower compared to raw peanuts.
-=== Synthetic Sources ===
-Resveratrol can also be synthesized in laboratories for the production of supplements and other products. Synthetic resveratrol aims to provide the benefits of this compound without the need to consume it through food sources.
-=== Resveratrol Supplements ===
-For those who prefer not to consume resveratrol through food or drink, supplements are available, often in the form of capsules or tablets. These supplements can provide a concentrated dose of resveratrol, but it is crucial to choose products from reputable manufacturers and consult with a healthcare provider regarding appropriate dosage and potential interactions with other medications or supplements.
 == Biological Mechanisms ==