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Withanolides 1 % 1,5 % 2,5 % 4,5 % 5 %
Poudre brune
Bolin
CLHP
1 kg
Casher HALAL BPF ISO2000 Biologique
Qualité alimentaire/qualité pharmaceutique
2 années
Sac/1kg, Fût/25kg
Disponible
Chine
1000KG/par mois
Dramamine, also traditionally known as Indian ginseng, is one of the main herbal components of the old age tonic mentioned in the Indian system of medicine. South African ginseng is known to be used in the treatment and prevention of many diseases. The traditional use of the herb is as a tonic and fortifying agent. It is believed to prolong life, promote mental and physical strength and improve sexual function (which is how it got its nickname of herbal Viagra). It also helps improve learning ability and memory. Withanolide being one of the main components of this plant extract.
There is considerable medical-grade literature supporting the haptogenic effects of high quality standardized extracts of South African Drunken Seed, and extracts that have been studied in particular detail are Sensoril (standardized to contain 10% Drunken Seed lactone) and KSM-66 (standardized to contain 1.5% Drunken Seed lactone). The chemical composition and dosage of these South African intoxicant extracts vary slightly, but they appear to have similar potency; there are good clinical studies showing that these preparations can exert an adaptogenic effect and have the ability to
Help delay aging.
Increase resistance to fatigue.
Help promote mental clarity and concentration.
Promote reproductive health in men and women.
Promote healthy weight management by controlling the stress response that can lead to overeating.
Optimizes thyroid function in patients with subclinical hypothyroidism.
1. Anti-cancer mechanism: At present, it has been confirmed that the extract of South African drunken kola has five mechanisms to kill cancer cells, activate p53 oncogene, enhance colony-stimulating factor, stimulate the death pathway of cancer cells, stimulate the apoptosis pathway of cancer cells, and regulate DNA damage of G2-M.
2. Neuroprotective mechanism: South African drunken kola extract can inhibit the toxic effects of scopolamine in neurons and glial cells; experiments in mice have confirmed that Withaferin A in South African drunken kola can enhance the superoxide dismutase (SOD), catalase (CAT) and glutathione peroxidase (GPx) contents in the cerebral cortex and striatum of mice. （In stress experiments, it was also found that South African drunken eggplant extract could enhance degenerating cells in the CA2/CA3 region of the rat hippocampus, promote axonal growth in human neuroblastoma cells, and promote the growth of axons by removing β-amyloid. promoting the restoration of axonal and dendritic regeneration in the cerebral cortex, etc. (as an aside, β-amyloid is currently thought to be a central molecule in the pathogenesis of Alzheimer's disease).
3. Anti-diabetic mechanism: At present, it seems that the blood glucose lowering effect of Dramamine is almost comparable to that of glucose-lowering drugs (glibenclamide). It can reduce insulin sensitivity index and insulin resistance in rats, and it can promote the uptake of glucose by skeletal muscle tubules and adipocytes, thus lowering blood glucose.
4. Antimicrobial mechanism: The leaf extracts of A. officinalis have a significant inhibitory effect on Gram-positive bacteria, including Staphylococcus and Enterococcus, Escherichia coli, Salmonella typhi, Aspergillus chimaera, Citrobacter fowleri, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and Klebsiella pneumoniae. Its antimicrobial properties are currently considered to include cytotoxic effects, gene silencing and immune enhancing effects. It also inhibits acid production, acid tolerance and biofilm formation of oral bacteria. It is also known to kill pathogens through its cell-damaging effects. It has also been shown to boost T cells (CD4+, CD8+) and natural killer cells (NK1). In addition, Dramamine has also been shown to inhibit fungi, through spore germination and mycelial growth, including Aspergillus flavus, Fusarium acnes, and Fusarium wilt. Therefore, it seems that the South African drunken eggplant is currently resistant to bacteria, fungi and protozoa.
Dramamine, also traditionally known as Indian ginseng, is one of the main herbal components of the old age tonic mentioned in the Indian system of medicine. South African ginseng is known to be used in the treatment and prevention of many diseases. The traditional use of the herb is as a tonic and fortifying agent. It is believed to prolong life, promote mental and physical strength and improve sexual function (which is how it got its nickname of herbal Viagra). It also helps improve learning ability and memory. Withanolide being one of the main components of this plant extract.
There is considerable medical-grade literature supporting the haptogenic effects of high quality standardized extracts of South African Drunken Seed, and extracts that have been studied in particular detail are Sensoril (standardized to contain 10% Drunken Seed lactone) and KSM-66 (standardized to contain 1.5% Drunken Seed lactone). The chemical composition and dosage of these South African intoxicant extracts vary slightly, but they appear to have similar potency; there are good clinical studies showing that these preparations can exert an adaptogenic effect and have the ability to
Help delay aging.
Increase resistance to fatigue.
Help promote mental clarity and concentration.
Promote reproductive health in men and women.
Promote healthy weight management by controlling the stress response that can lead to overeating.
Optimizes thyroid function in patients with subclinical hypothyroidism.
1. Anti-cancer mechanism: At present, it has been confirmed that the extract of South African drunken kola has five mechanisms to kill cancer cells, activate p53 oncogene, enhance colony-stimulating factor, stimulate the death pathway of cancer cells, stimulate the apoptosis pathway of cancer cells, and regulate DNA damage of G2-M.
2. Neuroprotective mechanism: South African drunken kola extract can inhibit the toxic effects of scopolamine in neurons and glial cells; experiments in mice have confirmed that Withaferin A in South African drunken kola can enhance the superoxide dismutase (SOD), catalase (CAT) and glutathione peroxidase (GPx) contents in the cerebral cortex and striatum of mice. （In stress experiments, it was also found that South African drunken eggplant extract could enhance degenerating cells in the CA2/CA3 region of the rat hippocampus, promote axonal growth in human neuroblastoma cells, and promote the growth of axons by removing β-amyloid. promoting the restoration of axonal and dendritic regeneration in the cerebral cortex, etc. (as an aside, β-amyloid is currently thought to be a central molecule in the pathogenesis of Alzheimer's disease).
3. Anti-diabetic mechanism: At present, it seems that the blood glucose lowering effect of Dramamine is almost comparable to that of glucose-lowering drugs (glibenclamide). It can reduce insulin sensitivity index and insulin resistance in rats, and it can promote the uptake of glucose by skeletal muscle tubules and adipocytes, thus lowering blood glucose.
4. Antimicrobial mechanism: The leaf extracts of A. officinalis have a significant inhibitory effect on Gram-positive bacteria, including Staphylococcus and Enterococcus, Escherichia coli, Salmonella typhi, Aspergillus chimaera, Citrobacter fowleri, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and Klebsiella pneumoniae. Its antimicrobial properties are currently considered to include cytotoxic effects, gene silencing and immune enhancing effects. It also inhibits acid production, acid tolerance and biofilm formation of oral bacteria. It is also known to kill pathogens through its cell-damaging effects. It has also been shown to boost T cells (CD4+, CD8+) and natural killer cells (NK1). In addition, Dramamine has also been shown to inhibit fungi, through spore germination and mycelial growth, including Aspergillus flavus, Fusarium acnes, and Fusarium wilt. Therefore, it seems that the South African drunken eggplant is currently resistant to bacteria, fungi and protozoa.
