Substances of proteinaceous nature capable of favoring certain chemical reactions in the body, acting as a catalyst: their role is to facilitate the reaction through the interaction between substate (molecules that participate in the reactions) and its active site (the part of enzyme whose reactions take place), forming a complex. List of Enzymes Amylase Bromelain
Profile Latin Name: Sambucus Nigra L. CAS No.: 83-46-5 Active Ingredient: Anthocyanidin Specifications: 20% Description The Elder Tree berry has been used for centuries as a natural intestinal cleanser. Both the flower and the berry possess powerful antioxidant properties that help protect your health by attacking harmful free radicals that damage cells. Elderberries also
Egg white, due to its nutritional characteristics, is an important food for the human diet. Unlike yolk, egg white is practically free of fats and cholesterol; for this reason it is also suitable for feeding those suffering from hypercholesterolemia or gallbladder stones. Egg white is in fact mainly composed of water and proteins. It also
Profile Latin name: Echinacea Purpurea (L.) Moench CAS No.: 90028-20-9 Specifications: D: E ratio = 4: 1 & 6: 1, or min. 1% & 4% Echinacoside, or min. 4% Cicoric Acid, or min. 4% Polyphenols Part used: grass and roots Test Method: HPLC Description The species is native to North America. Its range goes from
Profile Latin name: Echinacea Angustifolia CAS No.:84696-11-7 Specifications: min. 0.6%, 1% & 4% Echinacoside / Polyphenols, or D: E = 4: 1 & 20: 1 Part used: roots Test Method: HPLC Description It is a species of North American plant belonging to the sunflower family. It is widespread in much of the Great Plains of
Diosmin is a molecule of plant origin present mainly in citrus fruits, but also in Barosma betulina and Ruta graveolens. In particular, it is a bioflavonoid. In addition to being an ingredient in supplements to be taken orally, it is also found on the market in topical products, such as creams or gels to be
DHA is a semi-essential fatty acid of the omega three series, known for its marked metabolic activities. More precisely, DHA is attributed to: lipid-lowering properties, useful in reducing blood concentrations of triglycerides and LDL cholesterol; neuroprotective properties, effective in protecting the central nervous system from the damaging action of reactive oxygen species; antioxidant properties, biologically
Profile Latin name: Harpagophytum Procumbens CAS No.: 84988-65-8 Active Ingredient: Harpagpsides Specifications: 5% Test Method: HPLC Description The deserts of southern Africa are the home of the Devil’s Claw (Harpagophytum Procumbens) plant with a peculiar appearance, so called because of the particular shape of the tips of its fruits. For years the indigenous peoples of the
Deanol is an amino acid produced in small quantities in the human brain. In nature it is also found in sardines and salmon. Deanolo began to attract the attention of researchers in the 1960s for its ability to increase the intellectual abilities of patients with mental disorders. Deanol has the ability to increase the levels
Profile Latin Name: Taraxacum Officinale CAS No.: 68990-74-9 Active Ingredient: Inulin Specifications: 25% Test Method: UV Part used: Root Benefits Digestive function. Hepatic function. Regularity of intestinal transit. Purifying functions of the organism. Drainage of body fluids. Function of the urinary tract.
Profile Latin Name: Turnera diffusa CAS No.: 84696-52-6 Active Ingredient: Specification: Powder Leaves Test Method: Part Used: Leaves Benefits Tonic (physical, mental fatigue). Regularity of intestinal transit. Digestive function. Drainage of body fluids and functionality of the urinary tract.
D-ribose is a sugar naturally present in the body that is used for medicinal purposes. It seems that the intake of ribose can prevent muscle fatigue associated with some genetic diseases that prevent the body from producing sufficient energy. It is also credited with the ability to supply additional energy to the heart during physical
D-Mannose is a simple sugar with a low glycemic index which, once taken, is eliminated through the kidneys, concentrating selectively in the urinary tract. Thanks to its protective action on uroepithelial cells, D-mannose represents a natural and safe alternative for the control of urinary tract infections and infectious cystitis, inhibiting the adhesion of Escherichia coli,
Glucosamine (or glucosamine, in acronym GlcN) is a substance (amino sugar) present in various natural substances (chitins, glycoproteins, glycolipids, complex polysaccharides, etc.) and involved in the synthesis of lipids and glycosylated proteins. There are different forms of glucosamine: the best known are glucosamine hydrochloride, glucosamine sulfate (glucosamine-N-sulfate, present in heparin) and N-acetylglucosamine (present in hyaluronic
Formula INGREDIENTS mg/caps Fish Oil 10/50 EPA/DHA 600 Lutein 20% 15 Excipients q.s. Dyes q.s. Physical and chemical specifications TEST SPECIFICATIONS Format Soft gelatine capsule. Minimum 10 oval (10,000 caps/box) Colour Red
Profile Latin Name: Curcuma Longa CAS No.: 84775-52-0 Active Ingredient: Curcuminoids Specifications: 30%, 90%, 95%, 98% Test Method: HPLC Description Tumeric is a herbaceous plant with a yellow-ocher colour original of India. Indians know its benefits and they’ve been using it since more than five-thousand years not only as a spice, but also as a
Profile Latin Name: Cuminum cyminum CAS No.: 84775-51-9 Active Ingredient: Specifications: 5:1 Part used: Seeds Appearance: Fine yellow brown powder Description Cumin, a spice with many properties. Cumin seeds are derived from the plant of the same name (the corresponding Latin name is Cuminum cyminum) belonging to the Apiaceae family, native to the Eastern
Creatine is naturally present in our body and is synthesized from three amino acids (glycine, arginine, methionine). Mainly known for its effectiveness in increasing muscle tone and mass, it also contributes to proper functioning of the nervous and cardiovascular systems. Creatine is widely used in sports as an ergogenic aid, although recent evidence has also
Creatine is naturally present in our body and is synthesized starting from three amino acids (glycine, arginine, methionine). Mainly known for its effectiveness in increasing muscle tone and mass, it also contributes to proper functioning of the nervous and cardiovascular systems. Creatine is widely used in sports as an ergogenic aid, although recent evidence has
