User Reviews for bergamot

Taking two 500mg per day, LDL reduced to 130 from 180. But unfortunately my skin has become extremely sensitive to the sun… which I’ve discovered is a side effect.

Sadly - after taking 1000mg per day for 6 months it made no difference. My LDLs actually went up during that period.

I recently started Citrus Bergamot 1400 mg with no additives from Nutraharmony. Within a few weeks my LDL dropped by 20%, triglycerides decreased by 15%, blood glucose by 10% with no side effects. The capsules are okay to swallow, but could be smaller.

My cholesterol and LdL elevated do not believe that it lowers cholesterol and LDL

My cholesterol went up, not down. Took 1000 mg tablets once per day never missing a dose. At $17 a bottle of 60 tabs , it's not worth it. Took this for 8 mos.

It Lowered my cholesterol by 15% taking 500mgd. I will double my dose these next three months to see where it goes from there. No side effects. No heartburn either. Was taking red rice yeast and it did nothing. This seems to work well. Thank you all the reviewers! ??

I was prescribed statins by my GP...Reluctant to start statins do to side effects I read about Bergamot tablets oral form. Im taking 2 tablets daily. What Im noticing is my oral plague is decreasing. Monitoring my BP daily I notice it is dropping which is great as I battle with hypertention. Its early days however I am thrilled to have found this herbal medicine. I await blood tests to see if my Cholesteol levels have decreased and I will inform my results to this forum.

I've been taking Citrus Bergamot for three months in pill form. With no change to my diet or exercise program my total cholesterol dropped from 234 to 217. My LDL dropped from 154 to 135, Non-HDL dropped from 171 to 155, my ratio dropped from 3.7 to 3.5, while my HDL remained at 63.

A joke, my cholesterol doubled. Save your money

This supplement lowered my blood pressure too much. It dropped into the 80s/50s. Not listed in this article but lower BP is a possible side effect. My MD had me stop using it.

If Bergamot were a drug, they would be ranting and raving how effective it is. I and others report incredible results to key blood markers that have a significant impact on a person's well being. No, you cannot out-supplement or out-exercise a poor diet - a healthy diet is a given. Just seems Webmd initially was criticized for being pro pharmaceuticals - tied at the hip. Seems still too true. Look around at the significant percentage improvement people are experiencing wrt cholesterol, blood sugar, tris, and more.Read More Read Less

familial mixed hyperlipidemia - sons in their 20's - doc was going to put them on statins, i happened upon a DO doc who has same condition, doing this, pure rose hip, omegas, HIIT, dirty keto and intermitten fasting - after 8mo excellent results, one son lost 30lb plus labs 30-40% better, the other son lost 40lbs plus, has perfect labs dare i say 'cured' - they sleep better, better mood, happy guys, happy mom - bless u all and good luck fighting these illnesses caused by lies from the fda, food industry and big pharma - watch That Sugar Film, it'll motivate u!!! Read More Read Less

Cholesterol dropped significantly after taking Naomi1000 mg of Citrus Bergamot daily for 4 months. Also shifted to oatmeal, beans, veggie burgers, more vegetables and 30 minutes daily exercise. Total - 214 to 173, LDL - 173 to 110, HDL stayed consistent at 50, Triglycerides stayed low

Taken for 2 months along with eliminating my need for Repatha because it was causing extreme leg pains. It lowered my cholesterol by 20%. Not as good as Repatha which was 50% but at least Bergamot had no side effects

Took 500mg of Bergamot Extract one hour before bed for 2 months, lowered my levels 10%. Also seemed to calm me before bed but didn't really make my sleep better (theanine works better at that). Love the smell of bergamot but you won't smell it in capsule form. No side effects.

To the person who criticized the author of this article, perhaps it is your reading comprehension that needs addressed. The author never called it a "fungus". The article clearly stated (and I quote) "Treating a type of cancer that begins in white blood cells and affects the skin (mycosis fungoides), when used along with ultra-violet (UV) light".

whoever wrote this was not as knowledgeable as they thought. Mycosis Fungoides is NOT a fungus!!!! It is cancer! A form of NON HODGKINS LYMPHOMA. I suggest you fix your site!!!!

i am professor of herbal medicine at the university