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Botanical name: Camellia sinensis

Other name: tea leaf extract

Extracted from tea plant leaves, Camellia sinensis leaf extract contains a wealth of bioactive compounds, including catechins, L-theanine, and caffeine. Numerous studies have associated this extract with a variety of positive effects, potentially enhancing the immune system, alleviating stress and anxiety, and supporting weight loss.

Medicinal Uses:

• Effects on skin health
• Effects on heart health
• Anticancer effects
• Effects on the immune system
• Effects on stress and anxiety
• Effects on weight loss

Other name: Egg Lecithin, Lecitina, Ovolecithin, Soy Lecithin, Soy Phospholipid, Soybean Lecithin, Vegilecithin, Vitellin, Vitelline.

Crafted from premium ingredients, our Soya Lecithin enjoys widespread recognition in both domestic and global markets for its exceptional effectiveness. Our product line encompasses Soya Lecithin Powder and Soya Lecithin Liquid, both of which consistently garner praise from clients worldwide for their superior quality. We take great care to ensure that our Soya Lecithin, produced under the meticulous supervision of experts in impeccably hygienic environments, meets the highest standards. As a result, our Soya Lecithin continues to be in high demand within the global food industry.

Medicinal Uses:

• Improve cholesterol
• Serve as a source of choline
• Boost immunity
• Help the body deal with mental and physical stress
• Improve cognitive function
• Prevent osteoporosis
• Relieve menopause symptoms
• Possibly reduce the risk of cancer

Botanical name: Paullinia cupana

Other name: Paullinia Cupana, Guarana Seed Extract

Guarana, scientifically referred to as Paullinia cupana, originates from South America. Extracted from this plant is caffeine, a compound that activates the central nervous system, heart, and muscles. As a result, Guarana is primarily employed as an energy enhancer and for weight management purposes.

Medicinal Uses:

• Cognitive
• Hair
• Skin & Nail
• Immunity Support
• Digestive Support
• Heart Health
• Vegan
• Weight Management

Food enzymes are safe for consumption and find application in the food industry for enhancing the safety and quality of food products, as well as optimizing the efficiency of the production process.

Medicinal Uses:

• Help your body absorb nutrients
• Helping to alleviate inflammation
• Helps break down proteins

Hydro-Zyme™ delivers digestive support by incorporating supplementary Betaine hydrochloride, Pepsin, Pancreatin, and other recognized synergistic elements. It becomes a viable option when there is a requirement for additional hydrochloric acid and/or Pancreatin supplementation.

Medicinal Uses:

• provides digestive support

Botanical name: Carica papaya L

Other name: papaya proteinase I

Papain, derived from the raw fruit of the papaya plant, is a proteolytic enzyme. Proteolytic enzymes play a crucial role in breaking down proteins into smaller fragments known as peptides and amino acids. This attribute makes papain a sought-after ingredient in meat tenderizers. Additionally, papain is accessible in various forms, including topical, chewable, and capsules. Supplement options range from papain-only formulations to those combining papain with other enzymes, such as bromelain.

Medicinal Uses:

• It may help ease sore throat
• It may reduce pain and inflammation
• It aids digestion
• It helps heal wounds
• It eases muscle soreness
• It may help relieve shingles symptoms

Other name: all-trans lycopene, psi-carotene, psi-psi-carotene, and solanrubin.

Lycopene, classified as a carotenoid, is an organic pigment associated with beta-carotene. It imparts a red hue to certain vegetables and fruits, such as tomatoes. Known for its robust antioxidant properties, lycopene is believed to play a role in safeguarding cells from potential damage.

Medicinal Uses:

• Strong Antioxidant Properties
• May Protect Against Certain Types of Cancer
• May Promote Heart Health
• May Protect Against Sunburn

Other name: Luteine; trans-Lutein; Xanthophyll

Lutein, one of the two primary carotenoids present in the human eye’s macula and retina, is believed to serve as a light filter, safeguarding eye tissues from potential damage caused by sunlight. Sources abundant in lutein encompass egg yolks, spinach, kale, corn, orange pepper, kiwi fruit, grapes, zucchini, and squash.

Medicinal Uses:

• Eye health
• Heart health
• Cancer
• Brain health

Botanical name: Ocimum Sanctum

Other name: Holy Basil or Tulsi

Derived from the leaves of Ocimum Basilicum (Basil), this extract is comprised of 20% extract dissolved in a mixture of water and glycerin. It possesses aromatic, refreshing, soothing, and astringent properties. Notably, it is water-soluble, adding to its versatility in various applications.

Medicinal Uses:

• It might be an antipyretic (relieves fever) agent.
• It might have anti-inflammatory activity.
• It might be an antiemetic (prevents vomiting)
• It might help lower the blood sugar (antidiabetic)
• It might act as an hypotensive (lowers blood pressure)

Botanical name: Auricularia auricula-judae

Other name: Jelly ear

Auricularia auricula-judae, more commonly referred to as jelly ear (previously known as Jew’s ear), belongs to the fungus species within the order Auriculariales. The basidiocarps, or fruit bodies, exhibit a distinct brown, gelatinous appearance, and are notably ear-shaped. Typically, these fungi thrive on wood, with a particular affinity for elder wood.

Medicinal Uses:

• Anti-inflammatory Effects
• Antimicrobial Effects
• Anticoagulant Effects
• Anti-cholesterol and Cardioprotective Effects
• Anti-cancer effects