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This study explores the biological activity and future medical significance of getasan polyphenol isolated from Geranium sanguineum. Global research indicates that plant-derived polyphenols play a crucial role in reducing oxidative stress, inflammation, and chronic disease risk. According to recent epidemiological data, increased polyphenol intake is associated with a reduction in overall mortality and cardiovascular diseases. This work highlights the pharmacological potential of getasan polyphenol in modern and future medicine.
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